The Ranger Online

Friday, October 12, 2007

Calendar

• Upcoming events

News

• Online exclusives for Oct. 12
• Custodians face feces cleanup in building
• Student says condition worse after pedestrian accident
• Academic Council discusses switch to new platform for Internet courses
• Jena 6 case brings racial inequality to national spotlight
• Congress passes bill to increase grants, lower interest rates
• President reviews parking garage
• Purse thefts proliferate on campus
• St. Philip's nursing program still testing below standard
• Student Government goes green, plans elections
• SGA closes meeting
• Student organizations taking their concerns to dean
• Committee evaluates contracts given to minority businesses
• Dean selection processes still under way
• District looks to improve student access to computers
• Employees focus on strengths, weaknesses

Features

• Chalk Day 2007
• In our pages

Premiere

• Psychic Fair offers tarot card, palm readings
• 'Nightmare on San Pedro Street' in McAllister Oct. 25
• Nightmare on Grayson
• Zombies have feelings

Features

• Romance Report

Pulse

• Men's soccer team fails attendance
• Former Ranger reporter to cover NBA for Yahoo

Opinion

• Editorial cartoon
• Editorials for Oct. 12
• Movie review - "Michael Clayton" appealing
• Viewpoint - Lack of geographical knowledge stymies Americans' success
• Viewpoint - American success a double-edged sword
• FROM OUR READERS

Blotter

• Blotter for Oct. 12

People

• Photographers record week's images around campus

Back Page

• Designing drive-ins for a new generation
• Drive-in's fate decided

Staff

• This week's staff

More Issues

Issue Summary

News

• Performance-based funding may go against community college goals
• Shooter training aims at campus violence
• Leslie calls for quality, not duplication
• College to host international blog with Brazil college
• Former trustee, chancellor remembered
• Northeast Lakeview dedicates campus today
• Lakeview president sees bright future for campus
• Finger-pointing abounds over projectors
• Tour turnout numbers prompt art protection
• Laptop raffle to help disabled students

Calendar

• Upcoming events

Features

• Holocaust survivor shares letters, postcards in exhibit

Premiere

• Food drive to help students in need
• International Education Week events continue
• Art contest winner to earn $500 scholarship

Pulse

• Fall into the arts with Polynesian dance
• Rangers swab deck with Lady Pirates
• Rangers make it look easy 73-56 over OLLU
• Five dance courses highlight kinesiology offerings for spring
• Reading package labels necessary for proper diet
• Student says 'I'm ready' for Sunday's marathon

Opinion

• Editorial cartoon
• Nov. 14 editorials
• Correction

Blotter

• Blotter for Nov. 14

People

• Photographers record the week's images around campus

Back Page

• Trees to honor service rendered