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Edit Stories for 9-27-2000
Taking the power back
An issue that has been discussed on campus for some time may come under discussion again with this year's regental election.Nap it up
It's not over 'till it's over - and Napster is still technically legal, so the University rightly decided not to ban student use of the controversial Internet service last Friday.A big Spam sandwich (hold the mustard please)
So there I was. It was Monday afternoon and I was done with classes and already been to the gym. I had about two hours to check my e-mail and crank out my column so I could get home, put on my bear-paw slippers, snuggle up with my woobie and enjoy a quiet evening of watching the Colts and Jaguars battle it out on Monday Night Football. But it was not to be. I jumped on to Mulberry and bam! No, not BAMN (which I also find quite offensive) but bam! I opened up my in-box to find 141 messages, 97 of them new. The unthinkable had happened. I had just been Spammed.
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