Friday, September 11, 2009

Online Exclusives

• Quiz: What's on the menu?
• Video: A Freshman Experience
• Opinions Video: MAP Grant to discontinue
• Photo Gallery: Creative Doors
• Slideshow: Jypsi

The Verge

• Indie Scene Thrives As Festival Season Comes to a Close
• Ancient tribe inspires art
• Charleston offers unique venues for the musically creative
• Music Minute: Staff blues hits stage with new cd, band members
• Bar Guide: Area bars offer music, drinks
• Woodstock 40 YEAR anniversary: from N.Y. to a little town in Ill.

Online Exclusives

• Slideshow: McKenna breaks ground
• Slideshow: Rubber Lovers draws crowd

News

• Student Supreme Court back in session
• Students feel the love in 7th Street
• Audience welcomed to Doudna by McKenna
• Callahan's book claims existence of 'sensitive' government
• Campus Briefs: Family Weekend Styx tickets on sale Monday
• Tanning salon, café to open along Lincoln Avenue
• Art Smart gives opportunity to explore wonders
• Troops return from Afghanistan
• GI Bill gives veterans hope for college
• Firefighters to be honored for Sept. 11
• Additional flu vaccines now available on campus
• TotaleiU promotes health, wellness
• RHA discusses retreat, positions at weekly meeting

Sports

• Panther Briefs: Tennis begins fall slate
• Volleyball: Panthers close out tourney schedule
• Rugby: Not wavering, team goes on
• Football: Focus can't go past Sycamores
• Views: Players, coaches have right mindset
• Women's Soccer Weekend Preview: League ties not a concern
• Men's Soccer at Central Arkansas: Panthers prepare for future rival
• Rugby: Improved tackling focus for team
• Cross country hosts panther open: Panthers look to maintain momentum after Millikin
• Rolling on the road

Opinions

• Holy holistics, herbal remedies!
• Despite economic struggles, Eastern's enrollment unaffected
• Editorial Cartoon: State Funding

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