News
SGA Housing Forum addresses new residence hall questions
In an attempt to open the lines of communication between students and administration in relation to housing concerns, SGA hosted a Housing Forum on Thursday. Student concerns centered on the problems with currents facilities as well as the destruction of Garner tower and cost of housing for next semester, while representatives from the residence life department stressed the need for the new freshman dorms and participated in discussion between students and the department over possible problems in the future.
- Crawfish boil at Auntie Pastas, Clear Springs to benefit American Cancer Society, Relay for Life
- Students to visit World Expo during Maymester China trip
- The Crime Log
- History Club presents facism lecture
- Fashion in Motion Society preparing for next show to benefit Project Red, AIDS awareness
- Russell, Claver to present at conference for student affairs professionals in Chicago
- Library workshop helps faculty learn new technology
- Haiti native, SFA alumnus working to create service project
- Business faculty awarded
Sports
Jacks advance to Southland Conference Tournament in Katy
Jereal Scott scored 21 points for SFA in the regular season finale Saturday, but in the end it was a jumper by UTSA's Terry Fields with just under a minute remaining in the game that gave the Roadrunners the edge and eventually the game, as UTSA took a 65-63 win at William R.
Entertainment
How Jeff Bridges became this year's 'Dude'
When Jeff Bridges, as just about every handicapper expects, gets up tonight to receive his Academy Award for Best Actor, we all know that the award will be given - and received, and deserved - on two levels at once. It will be a tasty double scoop of victory.
Opinion
Rising tuition costs more than dollars and cents
Last Thursday, thousands of college students could be seen protesting tuition increases and budget cuts at universities all over the country. The protests stemmed from a movement in California last November where students had been protesting $1 billion budget cuts to higher education and the 32 percent hike in undergraduate tuition fees for the 2010-2011 academic year The University of California system approved late last fall.