Comedian fights disease with humor
Comedian and ecovering alcoholic Bernie McGrenahan held up his thumb and index finger close together, not even an inch apart.

Conference discusses drinking statistics

Flu shots in short supply
If you feel a cold coming on or want a flu shot to help prevent you from getting sick, think before you head to the Health Center, because you may not qualify.

FCC rejects probe of plans to air anti-Kerry program 'Stolen Horror'

Panda Express hits food court

Muslims begin Ramadan
For Muslims, fasting during the month of Ramadan is more than just abstaining from food, drink and sexual activity during the daylight hours.

Yellowcard headlines concert at Selland

Five thousand and five hundred crowd-surfing, rock ’n’ roll youth showed for Wednesday night’s concert at Selland Arena

Sobrero assumes role of scoring machine
It’s not every day a soccer player jogs onto the field and scores three goals.

Wideouts of today can be traced back to roots
Wide receiver has blown past running back and is sneaking up on quarterback as pro football’s glamour position.

'Dog Bites
The Western Athletic Conference annouced the preseason basketball polls Thursday for its men’s and women’s teams.

Presidential debates end with knockout
What if the headlines were true: Bush, Kerry trade jabs over issues.
What if the words the candidates spoke during last night’s debate were actually different combinations of punches rather than petty arguments?

If U.S. continues extended deployment, draft not unreasonable
In recent weeks, the ongoing military strain of deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan combined with Internet-based gossip has led to growing concern that the next president — whoever he might be — may reinstate the military draft for the first time since the Vietnam War.