University Wire articles from Thursday, October 3

University Wire back issues from Thursday, October 3:

Cougars shut out the Bobcats

Oct 03, 2002;

Bowling Green State U. student numbers at record high

Oct 03, 2002;

Cornell field hockey wins fifth straight, ties school record

Oct 03, 2002;

Utah volleyball settles into two home games

Oct 03, 2002;

Banged-up Buckeye volleyball to take a trip

Oct 03, 2002;

Penn field hockey drops a close one

Oct 03, 2002;

Bowling Green State loses to Toledo, 3-1

Oct 03, 2002;

Nash emerges as leader of Alabama women's soccer

Oct 03, 2002;

Suspension of U. Penn's Israel program still a sore spot

Oct 03, 2002;

Colorado State U. not in war over professors

Oct 03, 2002;

Texas A&M sweeps Sooners 3-0

Oct 03, 2002;

No. 8 Long Beach State face easy Big West foes this weekend

Oct 03, 2002;

Utes play Weber St., Utah St. as comeback

Oct 03, 2002;

Criticism of female athletes lingers

Oct 03, 2002;

Cal State Long Beach women's soccer shut out by Aztecs

Oct 03, 2002;

Harvard field hockey divines easy shutout

Oct 03, 2002;

INTERVIEW: Author combines art with mystery

Oct 03, 2002;

Drink offers benefits of coffee without downfalls

Oct 03, 2002;

For Brown U. president, corporate positions mean added obligation

Oct 03, 2002;

Speaker denounces Planned Parenthood at Marquette U.

Oct 03, 2002;

Painting lends a hand to drug abuse recovery

Oct 03, 2002;

State proposes to investigate Title IX rules

Oct 03, 2002;

Numbers show gender gap increasing at most schools nationwide

Oct 03, 2002;

Vision marks black studies chairman's legacy

Oct 03, 2002;

'Whiteness' emerges as study trend

Oct 03, 2002;

U. Mississippi admissions to encourage online applications

Oct 03, 2002;

Web site will provide Baylor U. students alternative to bookstore

Oct 03, 2002;

Duct tape focus of company's songwriting contest

Oct 03, 2002;

Redbirds spike Northern Illinois

Oct 03, 2002;

Nebraska volleyball upsets Colorado's rhythm with defeat

Oct 03, 2002;

Colorado's Torres twins lead men's cross country

Oct 03, 2002;

Wisconsin women's soccer to battle Illinois, Iowa

Oct 03, 2002;

U. Maryland psychologists discuss patient match site

Oct 03, 2002;

Gore challenges Bush's stance on Iraq in D.C. speech

Oct 03, 2002;

For graduate TAs, making ends meet is job one

Oct 03, 2002;

U. Pittsburgh professor gets $1M grant

Oct 03, 2002;

Louisville field hockey beats Indiana in double-overtime thriller

Oct 03, 2002;

Boston U. DiSabato wins rookie of the week

Oct 03, 2002;

UCLA women's volleyball: no shortage of talent

Oct 03, 2002;

UCLA women's basketball signs three touted recruits

Oct 03, 2002;

Kansas State holds on in 5 game match against Texas Tech

Oct 03, 2002;

MP3 players diverse; allow people to download, go

Oct 03, 2002;

Princeton Review cites U. Pittsburgh's lack of race, class integration

Oct 03, 2002;

Instant impact: Sarah Obras burst onto Ball State volleyball scene

Oct 03, 2002;

FILM REVIEW: The 'Dragon's' fire is out

Oct 03, 2002;

EDITORIAL: U.S. should disclose all prior weapons shipments to foreign nations

Oct 03, 2002;

COLUMN: War will come at what cost?

Oct 03, 2002;

No. 4 Hoosiers head into weekend with confidence

Oct 03, 2002;

Duke men's golf stays close, loses in the end

Oct 03, 2002;

UCLA loses top recruit Wilkes to Kansas

Oct 03, 2002;

U. Colorado students shocked, inspired by film

Oct 03, 2002;

FILM REVIEW: Realism makes 'Chain' gang work

Oct 03, 2002;

Nebraska men's golf making good strides this fall

Oct 03, 2002;

Gesser leads Pullman pack against Trojans

Oct 03, 2002;

Allies for acceptance

Oct 03, 2002;

BOOK REVIEW: Chip Kidd 'Monkeys' around, aesthetically

Oct 03, 2002;

COLUMN: U.N. an international 'joke'

Oct 03, 2002;

EDITORIAL: Free speech, politics collide with ad ban

Oct 03, 2002;

CD REVIEW: Don't hate Our Lady Peace for being mainstream

Oct 03, 2002;

Role of religion shifts for students in college

Oct 03, 2002;

Michigan's Fraser gives student-athlete new meaning

Oct 03, 2002;

Williams ready to lead Oklahoma State in new season

Oct 03, 2002;

Stanford targeted for 'anti-Israel bias'

Oct 03, 2002;

Stanford men's soccer continues season against San Jose State

Oct 03, 2002;

Some popular e-mail services begin anti-spam campaigns

Oct 03, 2002;