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University addresses budget shortfall
SGA tightens belt, minimizes impact on students in internal budget reduction
As part of the $2 million budget shortfall that Xavier faces this academic year, Student Government Association has reduced its 2008-09 budget by cutting internal spending by $10,000. [full story]
Admin. ready to report to Board of Trustees on budget
Graham delivers on Duke trip
President promises third charter bus for game
Graphic by Amy Windhorst
The ‘Turtle Panda Club’ drops in on SGA’s Club Day
With over 100 clubs on campus, Club Day on the Mall, which took place Monday, Sept. 8, can get rather chaotic. A small group of students took advantage of this chaos in order to lure their peers into a prank of sorts.[full story]
SOL promotes cultural awareness during Hispanic Heritage Month
Police Notes
Increase in cyclists leads to bike rack shortage
Increase in cyclists leads to bike rack shortage
Staff Editorial: The U.S. government could learn something from SGA
It’s not often that the Newswire wishes that American government would imitate Student Government, instead of the other way around. In fact, now is probably the first time that such a thought ever entered our minds.
But in these economic hard times, it’s tough for us to imagine the university’s budget problems working out better, faster.
It would behoove our real elected officials to take a page out of SGA’s book: identify an upcoming problem, recognize the necessity to tighten the belt and act.
[full article]Staff Editorial: Watch it on Sept. 26 at 9p.m.
Madeline LaFave: Remember, small jobs pay big
Guest Column: Budget cut hurts all affected by SGA’s 1 percent
Letter: Caf Meals
Letter: More on 9/11
Letter: College Republicans' Response
Letter: Reaching out
Dani Meiners
Women’s soccer picks up first victory
Musketeers shut out cross state rival Ohio U. to enter the win column
Last weekend the Xavier Musketeers squared off against two tough in-state teams, the Ohio University Bobcats and the Bowling Green State Falcons. [full story]
McKenna leads Womens Golf in NC tourney
Three rounds in the 70s leads Musketeers to ninth place finish
Volleyball assistant pledging a new allegiance
Ex-Dayton standout Christy Untage now roaming sidelines for the Musketeers
Volleyball drops two, extends losing streak to four
NBC takes chances on new shows
“Heroes” kicked off its new season Monday at 8 p.m. with cast interviews and sneak peeks leading up to the premiere episode. The show follows the lives of ordinary people who discover that they possess incredible powers. The heroes have saved the world before, will they be up to the challenge again this season?
Emmys disappoint avid TV lovers
ABC has fresh episodes, few new scripted shows
ABC has fresh episodes, few new scripted shows. [full story]