Collegio Online

Friday, July 28, 2006

Front Page

• Remembering a coach
• Primary elections to be held on Aug.1
• Conflict escalates in Lebanon
• Gas prices on the rise, again
• The heat is on

World Briefs

• Dems seek changes to abortion bill
• Bush shifts forces to Baghdad
• Heat wave roasts California
• U.S., Others Fail to Agree on Cease-Fire
• Israel targets Hezbollah, bombs Beirut
• Man returns 21k in bonds, rewarded $100
• Faces in the news

Campus Life

• The bands played on
• PSU names new head of university advancement
• PIN pads to be installed before fall
• Nursing Department gets $500,000 boost
• Prescription drugs reasonable for students at health center
• 'A life-changing experience'
• Russian scholar here to debunk myths
• Wireless Internet a double-edged sword
• Surviving your freshman year
• How to be and have a happy roommate
• Stress Reducing Exercises
• General Freshman Tips
• Student plans first fashion show
• Fallout continues in Barton County scandal
• Calling all idols!
• Court to rule on school finances
• Three new businesses coming to TIF district
• Kansas considering change in retirement rules
• Working to learn

Opinion

• Freshmen need a better 'Experience'
• President offers 'best wishes'
• Packing It In!
• Question of the week: Global Warming

Sports

• Gorilla chants, cheers and war cries
• Pitt's notable athletes
• Revelries, rivalries: Gorilla traditions
• Shrine Bowl returns to Carnie Smith Stadium

After Hours

• 'Monster House' is spirited fun
• Graduate student play to be performed
• Smith comes full circle with 'Clerks II'
• Take 5
• On Stage
• A Night on the Town

More Issues

Issue Summary

Front Page

• Let's make a deal

• Alternative fuel advocates defend ethanol, biodiesel

• New fees, tuition approved

• Russ Hall renovators discover nest of protected raptors

• The line up

PSU Briefs

• Pitt State Briefs

Campus Life

• Picnic recognizes classified campus staff

• Autism conference draws 500 attendees

After Hours

• Tuning Up

• Local fireworks displays just around the corner

• Long-awaited thriller not so 'happening'