BOSP alters application

New process gives students two tries to apply for overseas programs
By Katherine Cox
NEWS| Students applying to go abroad now have two tries to match with one of the Bing Overseas Studies Program (BOSP) centers.

Blood drives continue with gay men ban

By Eric Messinger
NEWS| San Jose State University has made headlines nationwide for banning blood drives in protest of the Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) policies regarding homosexual male donors. But Stanford Blood Center (SBC) condemned its neighboring college’s stance and said campus blood drives will continue.

Rumsfeld, housing dominate faculty meeting

By Nathaniel Eisen
NEWS| The heated debate over Donald Rumsfeld’s appointment as a distinguished visiting fellow at the Hoover Institution continued at Thursday’s Faculty Senate meeting, as members backed plans to form a committee that will overview similar appointments.

Post-grad housing not likely on campus

By Kamil Dada
NEWS| Several universities are considering constructing housing facilities on their campuses — not for students, but for recent graduates.

BigFix supplement shoots for sustainability

By Allison Dedrick
NEWS| On Jan.

Armitage speaks on foreign policy

By Mima Mohammed
NEWS| Kresge Auditorium was virtually empty last night as the former Deputy Secretary of State Richard Armitage spoke about the current state of foreign policy.

Esposito seeks to redefine “Jihad”

By Catherine Le
NEWS| “Dying for God?

Police Blotter

By Shelley Gao
NEWS| This report covers a selection of crimes from Jan.

She Bangs, She Moans

By Shelby Martin
NEWS| “My vagina has something to say.” So begins one of the vignettes in “The Vagina Monologues,” Eve Ensler’s award-winning play about femininity, sexuality and genitalia.

Striking a balance

By Salman Razzaque
NEWS| As a strapping young freshman, I felt confused about the social scene at college, especially during Mardi Gras week.