Thursday, May 1, 2008

News

• CCF says goodbye to Pastor Belzer
• Hybrid cars offer more than better mileage
• Blunt seeks support for bill
• Athletics seek to promote spirit
• City construction projects for sewer, sidewalk in progress
• DNA lab will create jobs and help solve crime
• Guffey takes top accolade
• Case of TB confirmed on campus
• Chairs still identifying final kinks
• Cost concerns drive ethanol debate
• BREAKING NEWS: Campus hit by area flooding

TruLife

• Community Growth
• All eyes on Jennifer Miller
• Gas prices hurt, help jobs
• Higher medical degree requires work
• University farm offers variety
• Students' boredom ignites comedy club
• Restaurant choices appeal to many demograhics
• Dumpster diving proves environmental, practical
• Two professors start Blues band
• Q&A with Hellogoodbye
• Cooking with Julia
• Sex and the 'Ville
• Top recycler honored
• College shirt designers appeal to world market
• Summer movie preview
• Harold and Kumar sequel lacks intelligent humor

Sports

• Defense prevails in spring game
• Women place fourth at Invite, qualify for regional
• Track team splits squad at two events
• Belcher breaks stolen base mark
• Tennis competes at MIAA
• Bulldogs close regular season with two wins
• Truman Athletic News and Notes
• Baseball loses two to conference foe
• Young staff inconsistent throughout season
• Athlete of the Year: Mueller sets milestones
• Gole brings title back
• Editor gives extra awards
• Ochs successful in first season

Opinions

• Women deserve to hear about abortion pros, cons
• Exploring multiple interests provides growth opportunity
• Buying from local businesses benefits environment, economy
• TV station changes could provide chance for student involvement
• Our View
• Letters to the Editor
• Cartoon

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