University Wire back issues from Tuesday, October 22:
BYU faculty lecture highlights Islam in Turkey
Oct 22, 2002;
Voting on Cornell U. grad student union begins
Oct 22, 2002;
State Democrats root out corruption with new law
Oct 22, 2002;
Cal State professor in political hot water
Oct 22, 2002;
Former Arthur Andersen CEO discusses scandal at Georgetown
Oct 22, 2002;
Financial aid tries to meet steep tuition
Oct 22, 2002;
Sundance selection viewed at Cornell U.
Oct 22, 2002;
Bruins remain thorn in Stanford men's soccer's side
Oct 22, 2002;
Against grain, Brandeis U. sees less part-timers teaching
Oct 22, 2002;
Cardinal women runners prevail
Oct 22, 2002;
Pitt men's soccer shut out by conference foe Boston College
Oct 22, 2002;
Illinois State volleyball continues winning ways
Oct 22, 2002;
Women take lead in college
Oct 22, 2002;
BOOK REVIEW: Humorous book offers dangerous thoughts
Oct 22, 2002;
Punk rockers NOFX make surprise visit in support of Calif. Prop. 52
Oct 22, 2002;
Plastic patient preps nursing students
Oct 22, 2002;
In need of aid, first Stanford student from Mongolia unable to enroll
Oct 22, 2002;
Griz volleyball drops close one to Bobcats
Oct 22, 2002;
Secretary of Treasury defends big business' ethics
Oct 22, 2002;
Kentucky rebounds with win against Bulldogs
Oct 22, 2002;
Stanford crew starts season strong in Boston
Oct 22, 2002;
Rutgers field hockey continues losing streak
Oct 22, 2002;
Former U. Chicago fellow jailed for political protest in Singapore
Oct 22, 2002;
Stanford faculty discuss possible war in Iraq, plan action
Oct 22, 2002;
U. Connecticut drinks more than national average
Oct 22, 2002;
Students on financial aid are underrepresented as RAs
Oct 22, 2002;
Montana shuts out Sacramento State 2-0 on road
Oct 22, 2002;
U. Illinois-Chicago clarifies misappropriation of 9/11 charity funds
Oct 22, 2002;
SW Texas volleyball win revs up Bobcats for Longhorns
Oct 22, 2002;
GAME REVIEW: 'Kingdom' worth skipping
Oct 22, 2002;
NOW slams Boston U. chancellor in letter to Trustees
Oct 22, 2002;
Texas A&M-area group to protest Chinese president's visit
Oct 22, 2002;
Bush receives warm welcome from candidates, anti-war cries from public
Oct 22, 2002;
Big Ten regular season clinched for Indiana after Ohio State win
Oct 22, 2002;
Teach-in at Cornell U. on Guerrilla War informs
Oct 22, 2002;
Kentucky's Phillips places fifth in Invitational
Oct 22, 2002;
Hold placed on foreign students at Georgia State U.
Oct 22, 2002;
Cornell cross country performs at Pre-Nationals
Oct 22, 2002;
U. Illinois faculty sign online anti-Iraq petition
Oct 22, 2002;
INTERVIEW: Michael Moore shoots for action in newest documentary
Oct 22, 2002;
Bowling Green cross country places well in Alabama
Oct 22, 2002;
Wis. Democratic leader charged with extortion
Oct 22, 2002;
High court rejects death penalty case
Oct 22, 2002;
Conference USA names new commissioner
Oct 22, 2002;
COLUMN: Focus on nuclear proliferation
Oct 22, 2002;
EDITORIAL: Bush hypocritical toward North Korea
Oct 22, 2002;
Former Cornell U. employee accused of child pornography possession
Oct 22, 2002;
Exiled NYU fraternity returns
Oct 22, 2002;
Charlottesville water level rises, restrictions remain
Oct 22, 2002;
INTERVIEW: 'Jackass' Knoxville talks dirty
Oct 22, 2002;
COLUMN: The Bush doctrine and the new 'imperialism'
Oct 22, 2002;
Runnin' Utes filled with youth
Oct 22, 2002;
EDITORIAL: Do not divest from Israel
Oct 22, 2002;
Texas men's tennis rebounds with strong finale win
Oct 22, 2002;
Stanford cross country lives up to billing
Oct 22, 2002;
Wisconsin WR Evans shelved for season
Oct 22, 2002;
Coming out in America
Oct 22, 2002;
Cell phones not just phones anymore
Oct 22, 2002;
Cancer research grant brings prestige to Ohio State U.
Oct 22, 2002;
Lost, stolen identification common at Ohio U.
Oct 22, 2002;
EDITORIAL: Bush administration must recognize other pharmaceutical options
Oct 22, 2002;
Ducks 'Sun' burned at Autzen
Oct 22, 2002;
U. Florida finding could help researchers with Alzheimer's
Oct 22, 2002;
COLUMN: Nevada should back Question 9
Oct 22, 2002;
Attached at the ear: nickel and diming wireless phone service
Oct 22, 2002;