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A panel discusses the message and meaning of “Goliath,” a student-written play inspired by violence in Iraq. On the panel was Sean O’Neill, a 24-year old Iraq veteran with two tours of duty who is now opposed to the war.
Breaking News: Whipple Chosen as Tree
NEWS|
John Whipple ’10 was selected early Thursday as the Band’s new Tree after more than a week of pranks, shenanigans and general irreverence.
"Goliath" dramatizes Iraq
NEWS|
As soon as a disillusioned soldier uttered the last words of a stark monologue to 150 students and community members gathered in Kresge Auditorium on Tuesday night, a rendition of the “Star Spangled Banner” — hummed to the rhythms of steps and beat-boxing — unfolded. And so began the first independent public performance of “Goliath,” the ambitious “choreopoem” creation of Takeo Rivera ‘08.
GSC struggles with candidate recruitment
NEWS|
As deadlines near, the Graduate Student Council (GSC) continued to deliberate election issues at its meeting last night, in addition to passing several bills and clearing up a mistake made last week.
Sports
Lots of Lopez
Brook Lopez’s offensive peak points Card in right direction
SPORTS|
Freshman forward Brook Lopez’s recent play has excited the kind of speculation that ends in wild projections about guaranteed NBA millions and future celebrity.
Wanting much more
SPORTS|
You might think Trent Johnson would be pretty happy right about now.
Cardinal back on top
SPORTS|
The Cardinal (11-1, 4-0 Mountain Pacific Sports Federation) hits the road this weekend, slated to play a Friday evening contest at Arizona State, followed by a pair of games on Saturday and Sunday against UC-San Diego and San Diego State.
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Editorial: Hennessy's All Right Now
OPINIONS|
As a scientist who has held patents, started companies and written textbooks, Hennessy is a university president without precedent, and this is not a bad thing. Yes, he is rich, but president of a major university is hardly a low-income position in the first place.