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Free show depletes funds for concerts
By Andrea Boyarsky
With Tommy Davidson coming to Binghamton University, the vice president for university programming believed he would make up for the losses incurred during 112's visit to campus in September. Instead, it left the University Programming Board without a budget.
Another
housing lottery may be held soon for Fall '04
By Ray Pegollo
With midterms coming up, the last thing on students' minds may be whether
they have a place to live next year. With the possibility of the second
housing lottery approaching, seniors and fifth-year students may find
themselves with a new off-campus home.
POLICE
WATCH
Male contraceptive almost completed
Badger Herald (U. Wisconsin) Experts argue marijuana can be harmful to health
Daily Utah Chronicle (U. Utah) Depressed teens find hope, aid on Internet
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Editor
Tommy Davidson performed to a sparse crowd
last night in the West Gym.
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American Rodeo comes to downtown Binghamton
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Back-to-back ECAC titles for BU golfers
By Arthur Sherman
Nicky Lasky made his biggest decision to date at Binghamton University last week. As a rookie golf head coach, Lasky called up coaches at Connecticut, Boston College, Dartmouth and Hartford asking them to bring their teams to the Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference Championship. The result was Binghamton winning its second straight ECAC title. BU ties UNH but still sits at AE bottom
By Matt Powell
The mood for the afternoon was set long before the scoreboard marked the
Bearcats' fate. The air was cold, the atmosphere grey, and the normally
cheery fans were bundled in multiple layers as the Binghamton wind blew
this weekend.
EDITORIAL
No one likes a crybaby
OP/ED
DeFleur: Happy birthday, Bob!
By Bob Linnehan
Silence your cell phone and help students learn
By Daniel Schwartz
NOW candidate will kill off women's issues with kindness
By Jordan Shapiro
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