The Ranger Online

Friday, March 31, 2006

Pulse

• Students find relaxation at Stress-Out Day in Loftin Student Center
• Kinesiology department will offer tips at HealthFest

Features

• Archaeology trip helps students experience field work

Premiere

• Former RTF student visits for pledge drive
• Book Fair brings authors to campus for family-friendly event

News

• People see the world through their religion, attorney says
• Democracy endangered by empire in the United States, professor says
• Former student joins Coordinating Board
• Getting the word out assembly's top priority
• Higher education key to 'closing the gaps,' Coordinating Board commissioner says

Premiere

• Calling all poets to celebrate National Poetry Month

News

• ESL students slipping through cracks, director says
• PTK awarded top honors at regional meet

Opinion>>Op Ed

• Op-Ed for March 31

News

• Lone trustee opposes tuition, fee increase
• Power failure calls for protocol, Staff Council says
• Executive assistant found for NE college

Opinion>>Letters

• Our Readers React

Opinion

• Editorials for March 31

News

• College prepares for improvements
• Student reactions to increase vary
• Board amends proposal for changing faculty appeals
• Enrollment increases slightly in reading department
• Forums allow faculty, staff to hear plans of five VP hopefuls
• Remaining three vice presidential candidates visit campus
• Fee increase hits fire academy students hardest

Undefined Section

• Setting the record straight

News

• Adjunct faculty seeking new input to pay proposal

Movies

• if you like happy endings, you will like this movie

Faces

• Faces

Back Page

• Viva Cesar Chávez; thousands march on city's West Side

Survivor

• Plan ahead

Verbatim

• What's the best April Fool's joke you have played on someone?

Blotter

• for March 31

People

• Photographers capture images on campus and in neighborhood

Upcoming

• Calendar for March 31

More Issues

Issue Summary

News

• Employee shoots librarian at Northeast Campus
• Northeast Lakeview employees grieve over shooting death
• Shooting highlights colleges' connections
• The crash in plain English
• District not immune to market troubles
• District in minimal compliance with investment act
• Hanging on in this market downturn
• State retirement plans emphasize diversity
• Fall enrollment up throughout district
• Good proposal, dissemination plan get clubs funded
• Strain center to engage students
• Man approaches student near campus to play role in porn film
• New Yorker columnist explores human factors
• Graduation speech honor for students
• Networking key to success as post-graduate student
• President taps Staff Council for termination committee
• Pay, job stability on rise, chair says

Calendar

• Upcoming events

Features

• Note-taker assists student with disability

Premiere

• Band fights to bring real world issues to musical forefront
• Horror musical set in '70s opens tonight
• Open mic night stirs artistic expressions
• 'Oil on Canvas: Latino Landscape No. 1'
• Movie review - 'Body of Lies"
• MtvU to visit college campus
• New club fuses corporate, creative, social ideas to benefit community

Opinion

• Editorial cartoon
• Oct. 10 editorials
• Viewpoint -
• Viewpoint - Trend spotter goes offline
• Viewpoint - Culture dances through family

Blotter

• Blotter for Oct. 10

People

• Photographers record the week's images around campus

Back Page

• Scootin' Around