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Treewolf Devour Different Genres

Hofstra Chronicle December 26, 2005

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

Murphy Leading Pride to Respect

Hofstra Chronicle December 20, 2005

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

From the Carillon: RE Abortion

Hofstra Chronicle December 20, 2005

The House and the Senate recently both passed tax-related bills. The odd thing is the Senate was praised as being more fiscally conservative for only proposing a $50 billion tax cut compared to the $95 billion tax cut of the House. Since when did a tax cut larger than the net worth of the richest man in the world qualify one as a fiscal conservative? Further, as the third or fourth round of tax cuts under the Bush administration, one must ask if such a measure is prudent or necessary.

Life On Mars

Hofstra Chronicle December 20, 2005

The old adage "change is good" has been used and re-used by writers and grandmother's alike. While in most cases this is true, there are often exceptions in music. When artists change their sound it can be a great thing, but it just so often wrecks their career.

Student Approval of Bush at Record Low

Hofstra Chronicle December 20, 2005

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

Project Runway is Back

Hofstra Chronicle December 20, 2005

There has been high anticipation for season two of Bravo's reality show, "Project Runway," after Jay McCarroll was selected as the winner of the last season. After a while (and host Heidi Klum's two pregnancies), it looked like "Project Runway" was going to be only a one-season hit.

From Iowa to N.Y., Ryan Has Succeeded

Hofstra Chronicle December 20, 2005

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.

There Is No Place Like…The University

Hofstra Chronicle December 20, 2005

Students who spend the holidays on campus find various ways to celebrate.

Pride Needs Second Half Improvement

Hofstra Chronicle December 20, 2005

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.

Don’t Blink And Miss This Book

Hofstra Chronicle December 20, 2005

The people Malcolm Gladwell introduces the reader to in "Blink" seem to possess psychic, if not otherworldly, abilities.

Football Gradebook

Hofstra Chronicle December 20, 2005

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.

Refined Pornography

Hofstra Chronicle December 20, 2005

Egon Schiele's provocative art.

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