Collegio Online

Thursday, November 9, 2006

Front Page

• Dems win control of House, Senate
• Making The Count
• Water quality focus of forum
• Un-bear-able

World Briefs

• Democrats take House, Senate
• 57 police charged with torture
• Suicide attack kills 20 soldiers
• 57 police charged with torture
• Hamas chief: Truce with Israel over
• Giant snails invade island
• Faces in the News

PSU Briefs

• Activities slated for Smokeout
• Advisory council meets at KTC
• Jazz orchestra to perform
• SAC sponsors comedy show
• Crisis seminar scheduled Nov. 16
• Music department to hold concert
• Oil paintings on display
• Benefit concert to be held at JB's
• Wesley House seeks volunteers
• Renowned lute player to perform
• Women's Club seeks volunteers
• Lecture to focus on leadership
• Sculpture exhibit to open at Porter
• Group sponsors karaoke nights

Campus Life

• Vet recalls many lives in many lands
• SGA troubled by humdrum vote
• Poet finds beauty in 'ordinary' subjects
• Police tape crowds at football games
• Photographer shares secrets of success

Opinion

• 'O'Reilly Factor' blowout won't blow over
• So, What's Next?
• Question of the week: Now that the Democrats have a majority in the House of Representatives and are growing stronger in the Senate, how do you think things will change for America?

Sports

• Cowboys wrangle Gorillas
• Gorillas push DI Bears
• Tough challenge awaits spikers
• Jewett: XC runners never quit believing
• Win or lose, Gorillas' playoff hopes hang in balance
• Depth charge:

After Hours

• Peace Gone Platinum!
• Stand-up comic to perform in U-Club
• 'Borat' make great benefit for viewer

PDF Files

• PDF Files

Upcoming Events

• On Stage
• Up Next!
• Take 5

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'