New York joins world in war protest
By Eamon Siggins
Photo Editor
Despite court order banning marching, 60 blocks engulfed

Blizzard driving advice
By Alice Hunt
Assistant News Editor
Binghamton University was officially shut down at 2 p.m. yesterday, amid a foot and a half of snow that blanketed campus and most of the eastern U.S. in what some meteorologists are calling the largest winter storm in six years.

Speakers oppose secrecy penchant
By Nicole Flatow
Editor in Chief
A Pablo Picasso anti-war painting that was covered with a sheet during Colin Powell's address to the United Nations Security Council served as the backdrop for the anti-war speakers during the alternative format teach-in, "Deception, Democracy and the Death of Government Accountability."

Politics aside, student soldiers vow to serve nation
By Matt Chayes
Staff Editor
In the wake of the crises in Iraq and North Korea, student soldiers on campus are anxious about the possibility of being deployed by the military. They can, however, take comfort that even for a veteran, being deployed - leaving family and friends - is never easy. Even for a veteran of Vietnam.

Eamon Siggins/ Photo Editor
Thousands of anti-war protesters stretch down First Avenue Saturday.

BU holds off late surge by Maine in key AE win
By Arthur Sherman
Asst. Sports Editor
Anthony Green hits clutch free throws, leads team with 18 points in Bing. win

Women's Bball improves, but loses 6 straight
By Dominique Zino
Staff Writer
After five straight losses, many were wondering just how much longer the Binghamton University women's basketball team (7-14, 3-8 AE) was going to keep showing up to play.

EDITORIAL
Housing Lottery, War continue despite you

OP/ED
PeTA's Letter to Arafat Disgraces Americans
By Geoffrey Hartman
Daily Nebraskan (U. Nebraska)

LETTER TO THE EDITOR
Denis Rhoden Clears His Name
Feminist Lashes Out