Today's Main Feature in Campus
by Tony Hunter in Campus
The Board of Trustees will have plenty of work to do this school year.
Executive Vice President Linda Dobb serves as Secretary to the Board and said the team is ready to handle the important issues at stake.
"There are a lot of decisions that our board will be asked to give approval to in this coming year along with the usual ones," Dobb said.
Today's Main Feature in Sports
by Jennifer Loven - The Associated Press in Sports
WASHINGTON - President Bush gave U.S. Olympians a rousing White House send-off to next month's games in Beijing, urging them Monday to "compete swifter, higher and stronger" but also be mindful they will be "ambassadors of liberty" to the people of China and elsewhere.
Today's Main Feature in Forum
The amazing adventures of the side show
by Alison Kemp in Forum
BROOKLYN - New York City never ceases to amaze me.
This past weekend, my roommate and I decided we should make a trip to Coney Island, in light of the potential changes. I made my first pilgrimage there earlier in the summer, but by the time my friends and I got to the beach, the sky turned cloudy and began to rain shortly thereafter.
by Rachel Radwanski in Feature Photos
Top Photo: The long and winding queue: Kyle Tonjes (left), Josh Lucas (center), and Josh Middleton (right) wait in line for the 12:30 a.m. premiere showing of The Dark Knight at the Woodland Mall. They got in line at 10:15, and by the time Cinemark employees let fans in at 11:45 p.
by Aaron Helfferich in Film Reviews
If we look back to 2005, we may remember the final moments of "Batman Begins" speaking of escalation. When Lt. Gordon raised questions to Batman about the criminals' counteraction to the appearance of a crime fighting caped crusader, another voice was also speaking.
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