The Trident

Wednesday, November 17, 2004

News

• Improving job market bodes well for graduating class
• Student leaders promote sexual assault awareness
• Flu vaccine shortage hits health center
• Boyd advises journalists 'to do a better job'
• New college ranking generates discussion

Briefs

• Feminist to speak out against abortion
• Four Students Advance Toward Rhodes Scholarship
• Leyburn to supply cold tests
• Fechnay named to Board of Trustees

Opinion

• Letter to the Editor: The Trident's own Brett Burns returns
• Letter to the Editor: Freshman speaks out
• Letter to the Editor: Phil gets some wise advice
• Letter to the Editor: Clayton responds to Kolly
• Letter to the Editor: Alum Sides With the Administration
• Letter to the Editor: EC Sets the Record Straight
• Letter to the Editor: Strategic Directions gives direction

Back Page

• Nice guys finish...behind the cop-outs

Distractions

• How I define America
• W & L Cribs: Handing it back to the SJC
• GAB clarifies the chaos of Bone Thugz
• Classic Bausch from the vault
• Best Week Ever: mourning the man
• Everything that rises must converge
• Two Raging Intellectuals

Sports

• Football: Generals take it to Greensboro
• Point...Counter Point: Worst Curse in Sports
• Basketball Preview: Men's basketball looks to top last years record
• Swimming: Ladies get in the pool and take care of business over weekend
• Feel Good Sports Story of the Week
• Volleyball: Fruitful season ends in second round NCAA tourney

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