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SRFAC approves Health Center increase

By Katie Kennedy
December 7, 2008

The Student Required Fee Advisory Council approved a fee increase recommendation for the Student Health Center and determined two possible plans of action for University Recreation proposed fee increase...

Election Day made history

By Lindsey Meaux
Staff Writer
December 7, 2008

Election Day 2008 is now a distant memory. The historic election brought heated primaries, racial issues, record-breaking voting numbers, a Louisiana nearly united for Sen. John McCain and an African-American...

Robertson still working through push card

By Katie Kennedy
December 7, 2008

Halfway through Student Government President Colorado Robertson and Vice President Shannon Bates' term in office, Robertson says he is still checking things off his to-do list while adding new initiatives...

‘Oh-Wee-Oh’ chant coming back next season

By Adam Duvernay
December 7, 2008

After weeks of lobbying, Tiger Band and a concentrated awareness campaign targeting University students, the return of the Oh-Wee-Oh chant was perhaps the least disappointing aspect of this semester's...

Officials looking at early February for Union openings

By Adam Duvernay
December 7, 2008

After months of broken promises and altered deadlines, Student Union officials are telling students they will have to continue being patient as final touches to Phase I of the construction process are...

Permanent replacements hired for Mulcahy’s classes

By Leslie Presnall
Staff Writer
December 7, 2008

The University hired permanent replacements to instruct Kevin Mulcahy's political science classes after his arrest in September. But James Stoner, political science department chair, said Mulcahy will...

Bus consultant returns to campus with proposal for fall ’09

By Ellen Zielinksi
December 7, 2008

Students looking for a change in the University's transportation system have something to look forward to in fall 2009.Mitch Skyer, president and senior transportation consultant for Solstice Transportation...

Stress busters give students options

By Daniel Ellis
Deputy News Editor
December 6, 2008

Campus Activities will be offering a variety of events for students this week as part of its annual pre-exam StressBusters series. The events, which range from specialized meals at Fountain Dining Hall...

Coffee prices lower during exams

By Alex Vaughn
Staff Writer
December 6, 2008

 Coffee will be available at significantly reduced prices at all campus locations through Dec. 16.  Randy Lait, director of dining services, said this is a long-standing tradition at the University,...

Hike turnout hurt by weather

By Derek Medlin
Managing Editor
December 6, 2008

The crowd for the Hillsborough Hike Friday night did not reach the expectations of some businesses, but Alan Lovette, owner of Melvin's Hamburgers, said the event was still a success.Lovette said the crowd...

Looking back at the fall semester

By Saja Hindi
Editor-in-chief
December 6, 2008

This semester has definitely not been uneventful, and as finals week has arrived, Technician takes a look back at some of the events that have affected campus.The election brought candidates close to homeWhether...

NFL: McAllister, Smith allowed to play Sunday

By The Associated Press
December 5, 2008

ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — A federal judge has blocked the NFL from suspending five players for violating the league's anti-doping policy.U.S. District Judge Paul Magnuson said Friday he needed more...