SDSU Collegian

Tuesday, November 2, 2004

Front Page News

• SA senator under investigation in voter notarization case
• Greek system restructuring to begin
• Late Night Larson fails to attract evening crowds
• NSU professor found dead

Hobo Day Edition

• Meet the Grand Pooba
• Hobo Day history: nightshirts and bums
• What is a Hobo?
• SDSU, Augie prepare for homecoming face-off
• Dude looks like a lady
• Puppy is designer's favorite hobo
• Cavorts entertains
• Parade builds on construction theme Saturday

Campus

• Students explore gradute school options at fair
• Jitterbug fever hits the Catholic Campus Parish
• NFA to display inaugural gowns
• SA approves budget, bylaws
• Campus Briefs

Sports

• HPER television flashes ads, events
• Basketball standout sits out another season
• Basketball standout sits out another season
• Volleyball wins sweep
• Santana top choice for AL Cy Young

State & Local

• Outdoor classroom opens at Oak Lake Field Station
• Council revokes pub's license
• Abused women have options in Brookings

Opinion & Editorial

• Editorial: Process counts as much as vote
• Parties bash each other, ignore voters
• It's not the drugs, it's the Solitaire
• Letters to the Editor

Juice Cover Story

• Does SDSU need a Drunk Bus?

Juice: Arts & Entertainment

• Brookings dance opportunities abound
• Riddlin Kids set to open for Lit in Sioux Falls Nov. 11
• Lots of family fun for rent this week

Juice: Life

• Knitting and crocheting give students a hobby, affordable gifts
• Loneliness is avoidable

Juice: Tech

• Bongo your way to fun with Donkey Konga
• New Lord of the Rings game not hack-and-slash
• Rio Cali MP3 player tough, full of features

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