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Course sign-up is pushed back
By Liza Schwartz
Staff Writer
Registration for fall 2003 classes, originally scheduled to begin on March 31, has been pushed to April 22 to give the administration time to add new classes, made possible by higher budget estimates, to the schedule.

Campus crime down 33%
By Matt Chayes and Michael Marrero
Staff Writers
Campus crime at Binghamton University has fallen for the fifth year in a row, while arrests for driving while intoxicated increased slightly, according to the draft of an annual crime report to be released in a few weeks.

Two candidates to face off again
By Alice Hunt
Associate News Editor
Students will have to wait yet another week to find out who will be the Student Association's Vice President of Undergraduate Programming, or VPUP.

Dogs, cats, college don't always mix
By Moira Bagley
Kentucky Kernel (U. Kentucky)

Company designs DVD players that record TV
By Gustavo Hernandez
The Oracle (U. South Florida)

Bush visit to Air Force Base protested
By Stefanie Green
The Oracle (U. South Florida)

Evan Kestenbaum/Assistant Photo Editor
Binghamton students participated in a national “die-in” to protest the war in Iraq. Lying near the fountain in front of the library tower, the students covered themselves with fake blood to imitate civilians who they say are dying as a result of the war.

BU Golf 2003
These are the men that intend to send BU to its first NCAA Division I tourney in any sport.

Golf dusts off its clubs for spring leg of season
By Arthur Sherman
Associate Sports Editor
The table is set for an unprecedented late season charge; now the Bearcats have to live up to their reputation.

Fuchs drives golf down the fairway
By Arthur Sherman
Associate Sports Editor
He's a leader, a captain and one of the most decorated athletes in Binghamton University history.

BU students study baseball trades, not books
By Jason Lisogorsky and Sari Krieger
Staff Writer and Sports Editor
They're supposed to be discussing their political science homework, but they're not.

EDITORIAL
We smoke, we drink...

OP/ED
DeFleur ignores fears of rising student costs
By Daniel Schwartz
Assistant Op/Ed Editor

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Iraq/Holocaust comparison meaningless
• Klimko is useless
• Protestors are uninformed

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