The News Argus

Monday, November 7, 2005

Front Page

• 'The President's Own' U.S. Marine Band to Perform at WSSU Nov. 19
• Rosa Parks devoted her life to teaching by example
• Renowned sculptor Earline H. King, 92, commissioned to create statue of Atkins
• Students say it's worth the cost to be home for Thanksgiving.
• Colds and Flu: There are ways to protect yourself

Campus News

• Rams on the move
• R. J. Reynolds Foundation supports WSSU with $1.25 million endowment contribution
• Shift from need-based to merit-based aid hurting middle-to low-income families
• Jessica Parson forms organization for women
• Traveling abroad enhances college experience
• School of Business sponsors seminar to guide and inspire students to become entrepreneurs and leaders

Student Features

• Developing a Thesis and Topic Sentences
• Good essays are grounded in a good thesis statement
• Office of International Programs sponsors visit to WSSU by Ben Diogaye Beye
• Students aren't sure they agree with Detroit Mayor Kilpatrick's decision
• See Through

Opinion & Editorial

• Where have all the young men gone?
• Your attitude is not dependent on how someone else behaves
• From the editor
• Ebony magazine founder was a visionary who would not give up on his dream
• Bush is losing, not gaining faith

Sports

• Go Rams
• Rams hold their own
• Stephen A. Smith speaks out about controversy

Health & Fitness

• Holidays shouldn't be a time for binge eating

World & Int'l

• War-torn and deeply divided Liberia must choose president

More Issues

Issue Summary

Front Page

• Co-ed Cohabitation Not Likely At WSSU
• Class Of 2008: Forging Ahead
• In The News

Campus News

• Just The Facts . . .
• WSSU Hosts Model U.N.

Student Features

• Rising Textbook Prices Hide Larger Issue Of Possible Tuition Increase
• Review: Hickman's Book Surprises
• Jones Continues To Serve Her Alma Mater

Opinion & Editorial

• Facebook Ad Cost Student Presidency
• Earth Day: Are Corporations Cashing In On Green?
• I'm Out: What More Can I Say?

Sports

• Wedlock: Easy To Be A Phantom
• WSSU Student-Athletes Help Out In W-S
• Rams Add 2 New Players