The Clarion Online

Wednesday, May 12, 2004

News

• Alumnus killed by roadside bomb in Iraq
• Priority registration for student groups tabled
• Transfer to four-year schools difficulty at highest peak
• Administrator retires, accepts new job
• Students pass amendments to student government constitution
• Passion motivates hard-working student trustee elect to do his duty

Features

• Passion motivates hard-working student trustee elect to do his duty
• United We Stand
• Long-awaited Graduation
• Adminstrators support idea for Alma Mater
• The Motivated Graduate
• Watergate investigative reporter talks about war
• The Gift
• Singers captivate and dazzle audiences

Sports

• Outstanding sportsman, outstanding scholar
• Owls baseball season ends not with a bang, but with a whimper
• Owls on the Green
• Par fore the Course
• Swim team ends stalemate season with high expectations next year

A&E

• Singers captivate and dazzle audiences
• Coachella rocks desert

Opinion

• Libraries full of missed opportunities
• Recommended reads for 2004
• Landmark school decision is half-century old
• Bring soldiers home alive; let Iraqis govern selves

Editorial

• School song creates tradition, unity
• Graduates triumph over many obstacles

More Issues

Issue Summary

Earthquake Preparedness Special Section

• Hard lesson: Be ready for a disaster
• How prepared are you for The Big One?
• Is Citrus College prepared for a major earthquake?

Podcasts

• Podcast, 'Iron Man' review
• Podcast, Nearly forgotten: Recent vets becoming homeless
• Podcast, The Style File: Flatter yourself
• Podcast, The Style File: Make it or break it
• Podcast, The Style File: Setting the record straight
• Podcast: Marathoner runs because he can
• Podcast: Stay out of my lane
• Podcast: Top 10 vampire flicks that'll get your blood curdling

News

• Earthquake rattles campus, nerves, See Slideshow
• BOT appoints seventh president
• Campus considers emergency alert system
• Ceramics professor awarded distinguished faculty honor
• Graduation to take place at stadium
• Seven student government officers elected
• Supreme Court slashes punitive award in Exxon Valdez oil spill

From the Wire

• Clinton, Obama stage unity rally, but some hold back
• During Gay Pride Month, we need to address broader issues
• Fuel costs hurt college investments
• Lecture videos: A learning tool or a bad idea?
• Now is the time to define U.S. presence in Iraq
• You've been pre-approved!
• Financial Educational Programs on the Rise to help Student
• Financial Educational Programs on the Rise to help Students
• It's no mystery that 'The X-Files' is back on the big screen
• Teach yourself how to play guitar, with some help

Life

• Are all Bluetooth headsets created equal?
• Automotive technology: Slideshow
• Citrus at leisure: Slideshow
• Citrus Sizzles in the Summer: Slideshow
• Get that rockabilly look
• Sexy Summer Makeovers
• Dancers revolutionize campus: See slideshow
• Great things come in small packages
• The Style File: Flatter yourself
• Born, kidnapped, escaped from Iraq

Sports

• Basketball team transfers many players
• Beyond the Stands: Sign up for summer workouts on campus
• Bryant Scores 31 to lead West, which has 79 points in 1st half
• Exploration: Hike the summer away
• Fumes, caution flags prove to be the winning formula for Earnhardt
• How Tiger Woods' injury will affect the pro golf world

A&E

• Movie Review: 'Wanted'
• Will Smith plays a boozy superhero in 'Hancock'
• 20 questions for British singer Deborah Bonham
• Give blood, get Warped Tour VIP backstage pass
• Memoir grasps spiritual journey of life
• Students' performance exceeds expectations

Editorials

• Get an A.A., it is a real degree
• Give our troops a future

Opinions

• Tips For Roommate Success
• Fast or slow, amputees raise the bar
• Keep your knees together, prevent infection
• Stay out of my lane

Meet the staff

• Meet Samantha Bravo

Journalism Resources

• Webcrawling, Job-hunting: Journalism Job Sites