Suffolk Journal

Wednesday, December 1, 2004

News

• Uplifting holiday spirits, SOULS reaches out
• Coffee with a conscience
• New technology transforms university classrooms
• Students increase awareness in wake of attack
• Young woman overcomes adversity on the streets
• New exhibit showcases wonders of Senegal

Opinion

• Staff Editorial
• Making the wrong, right
• Democratic fall from grace
• The Great Holiday Shopping Fiasco
• Drunken motorists rule the roads
• Shepard legacy misguides public

Arts

• Audiences should move away from 'Closer'
• Chick lit dominates the best of 2004
• MFA offers free admission for tight budgets
• New student group stands behind Palestine

Sports

• Rams put losing streak 'on ice'

More Issues

Issue Summary

News

• Lights, camera, NECN at 73 Tremont
• Expansion: Suffolk's new IMP not taken lightly
• Famed journalist speaks at graduation
• Suffolk announces new VP of Student Affairs
• Obama clinches nomination
• SGA looks to unite campus
• Obituary, Frankie DeCandia, 22
• Police Blotter

Arts

• Boston's Best
• Anish Kapoor returns
• Street Dogs head to the river
• Earthfest rocks Hatchshell

Opinion

• Staff Editorial
• Summer in Boston

Your Week

• Your Week: Summer Edition

Sports

• Lady Rams get on the map with NCAA appearance
• This summer in sports...
• Memorial in honor of Suffolk athlete
• Alums "report" back to SU for Alumni Awards Ceremony
• Suffolk student runs for all the right reasons
• Staff Picks