University students Daniel Gdula and Anthony Gerbino started friendship sophomore year.

Considering the many reasons to dine at Houston's (pronounced like the city in Texas, not the street in Manhattan), it's difficult to pick one that stands out. An elegant bistro that serves what it calls "diverse American classics," Houston's has truly mastered the perfectly pleasing dining experience.

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HONORS Player of the game: Pride center Vanessa Gidden Even in a losing effort, Gidden put on a spectacular effort in the Pride's 71-65 defeat this past Sunday. Scoring a season-high 20 points and grabbing 12 rebounds, Gidden's play was especially prevalent down the stretch when the team needed it most.

The Pride's core of Lithuanian players has made a difference.

Athletic Director Jack Hayes announced this past Tuesday that former University of Delaware defensive coordinator Dave Cohen will be the new head coach of the Pride football team.

The sports department at WRHU looks to expand its audience outside of Long Island as it has recently engaged in a landmark partnership with Sirius Satellite Radio.

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WOMEN'S BBALL The Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) named Towson forward Tierra Jackson Player of the Week, as the senior forward led the Tigers past Wake Forest. Jackson scored a game-high 23 points in a 63-48 win. She also grabbed a game-high 10 rebounds and leads Towson in scoring, averaging 15.

Lizanne Murphy holds the most important title on the Blue & Gold's basketball team: captain.

Poll says only 11 percent of college students trust President George Bush to "do the right thing all of the time."

In life, everything happens for a reason. Just ask Pride head wrestling coach Tom Ryan, who has made the most out of being cut from his seventh grade basketball team. Though he was reluctant at first, he was given no choice but to turn to wrestling with the guidance of his older brother.

If one thing is evident through the first six games of the Pride men basketball team's season, it's this: the team is not going to sneak up on anybody anymore.

OFFENSE: B+ The offense posted very good numbers, scoring 26 points-per-game and ranking second in the conference in passing and total offense. Junior QB Anton Clarkson, in his first year as full-time starter, had his growing pains in the Pride's pass-happy scheme, but threw for over 300 yards-per-game.

Jared's Power 10 1. Duke (9-0): The Blue Devils had a strong week, starting off with a 72-59 rout over the University of Pennsylvania. J.J. Redick went 4-for-9 from behind the arc and freshman Josh McRoberts added seven boards to lead the way. Coach K's squad truly separated themselves from the rest of the pack when they blew out No.

While the Pride had many outstanding accomplishments throughout 2005, here are lists of the most important highlights...

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