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12 protest Iraq War — and ‘die’ to do it
By Matt Zeidel
At approximately 11 a.m. yesterday, members of Students for Peace and Justice gathered in front of the New University Union to protest the United States military’s involvement in Iraq.

Spate of robberies strikes Seneca Hall
By Matt Chayes
A series of walk-in thefts, which struck at least two College-in-the-Woods dorms in the past week, have led campus police investigators to suspect that a serial burglar is on the prowl.

Officials take steps to curb future viruses
By Matt Chayes
In an attempt to prevent future virus attacks, the campus Listserv newsletter — hijacked last week by a malicious virus — has been reconfigured.

For the connoisseurs saying, ‘we like beer,’ a club in Ohio is here
The News Record (U. Cincinnati)

Same virus that hit BU strikes University of Houston
The Daily Cougar (U. Houston)

Elizabeth Charvet/Assistant Photo Editor
H. William Panko, director of Auxiliary Services discusses the possibility of closing the Newing Dining Hall or raising costs. Go to Article

March Madness: America East Style
By Arthur Sherman
It’s probably not fair, but the reality of mid-major college basketball is that a good regular season means nothing if you have one bad game in the conference tournament. This is the dilemma facing Boston University in the 2004 America East tournament.

‘Cats primed to debut in postseason versus Maine
By Arthur Sherman
One thing’s for sure, Binghamton and Maine are not viewing tomorrow’s America East tournament quarterfinal the same way. One side believes there is a clear favorite and underdog, the other says this about as even a match up you can find.

EDITORIAL
Think before ye ax

OP/ED
Tenure should be given to a dedicated professor
Jordan Shapiro

Pamphlet against hate hypocritical
Aaron Riccio

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Freedom from B-Line possible
• Protest ‘atrocious’
• Johnny L.’s capers ‘misogynist’