University Wire back issues from Thursday, September 22:
Tide cross country building off Crimson Classic win
Sep 22, 2005;
Michigan's Hung no stranger to toughness
Sep 22, 2005;
Harvard defense too much for UConn
Sep 22, 2005;
Back to basics for the Cardinals
Sep 22, 2005;
Enrollment in computer science major declines at USC
Sep 22, 2005;
LSU field house takes in 15 evacuees, readies for more
Sep 22, 2005;
EDITORIAL: Joe Goldberg makes damaging decision
Sep 22, 2005;
U. Alabama students call for constitutional reform
Sep 22, 2005;
UW volleyball to host conference foes Minnesota, Iowa
Sep 22, 2005;
Simosa named No. 1 singles player for K-State
Sep 22, 2005;
Air Force comes running into Utah
Sep 22, 2005;
EDITORIAL: Caring about courts important
Sep 22, 2005;
EDITORIAL: Revamping the 'R'
Sep 22, 2005;
'Battery included' in contraceptive campaign at U. Florida
Sep 22, 2005;
BC looking to rise in 'Death Valley'
Sep 22, 2005;
Tomko's step backward proves to be worthwhile for Penn State
Sep 22, 2005;
Kansas football prepares for Texas Tech
Sep 22, 2005;
Months after Willingham firing, Irish will face former leader
Sep 22, 2005;
STAGE REVIEW: 'Schoolgirl Figure' a meaty play about skinny girls
Sep 22, 2005;
EDITORIAL: I think we're alone now
Sep 22, 2005;
Wealth of languages offered at West Virginia U.
Sep 22, 2005;
Washington State U. professor recounts Katrina experience
Sep 22, 2005;
Sac State running back takes role as primary offensive weapon
Sep 22, 2005;
Jumbos coast by Gordon after shaky start
Sep 22, 2005;
Unbeaten Trojans are on top of water polo world
Sep 22, 2005;
Final Four generates money for St. Louis
Sep 22, 2005;
Tech gap hinders American Indian enrollment, U. Arizona officials say
Sep 22, 2005;
Washington State U. fraternity returns to campus
Sep 22, 2005;
Much remains unknown about Hurricane Rita
Sep 22, 2005;
New Cal State-Long Beach-area Young Republican club has diverse appeal
Sep 22, 2005;
All languages see enrollment jump at Tufts U.
Sep 22, 2005;
Ohio U. dorms offer perks to upperclassmen
Sep 22, 2005;
U. Oklahoma creates program for non-traditional students
Sep 22, 2005;
EDITORIAL: New Constitution Day requirements defeat purpose of document
Sep 22, 2005;
Twin 2-goal efforts push Tufts over Gordon
Sep 22, 2005;
Penn State upsets No. 6 Maryland
Sep 22, 2005;
U. Wisconsin police clamp down on moped violations
Sep 22, 2005;
Utah soccer set to face USU
Sep 22, 2005;
NYU students look for cheaper ways to wash, dry
Sep 22, 2005;
Sacramento women's soccer starts 3-game homestand against Northridge
Sep 22, 2005;
U. South Florida professors write book on films' portrayal of Sunshine State
Sep 22, 2005;
Stenavich anchoring Wolverine offensive line
Sep 22, 2005;
EDITORIAL: Students need to represent
Sep 22, 2005;
Many at Ohio State U. come rushing into greek life, some rush out
Sep 22, 2005;
EDITORIAL: FDA needs investigation before it's too late
Sep 22, 2005;
Indiana U. researchers work to combat 'phishing'
Sep 22, 2005;
Studdard plays as Texas' own 'Black Sheep'
Sep 22, 2005;
St. Mary's College provides free newspapers
Sep 22, 2005;
EDITORIAL: Afghanistan is still a complete mess
Sep 22, 2005;
Lions hope to get even in Connecticut
Sep 22, 2005;
Columbia runners head to Quinnipiac
Sep 22, 2005;
Nebraska players all-around solid against Aggies
Sep 22, 2005;
EDITORIAL: Funds too low for education reforms
Sep 22, 2005;
U. Wisconsin enacts new parental notification policy for students
Sep 22, 2005;
Starting EC QB finds solace in football journey
Sep 22, 2005;
Florida State lacrosse coach a jack of all trades
Sep 22, 2005;
Wyoming campus hosts weekend of tennis action
Sep 22, 2005;
Iowa cross-country moves up
Sep 22, 2005;
Wake Forest women's tennis cranks up fall season at St. Mary's Classic
Sep 22, 2005;
AEPhi secret rush may hurt chances for new chapter at U. Michigan
Sep 22, 2005;
'U.S. News,' 'Princeton Review' offer different rankings for Kent State U.
Sep 22, 2005;
Michigan's Stenavich has home on road
Sep 22, 2005;
Playing it tough: Cavs stay physical
Sep 22, 2005;
Injured Cornell sthletes face tough road back
Sep 22, 2005;
EDITORIAL: Do it yourself
Sep 22, 2005;