Pastafarians question rationality of religion
By Kathryn Kranjc & Kristen Jakubowski | Feb. 24, 2011Atheist, Christian engage in debate
Atheist, Christian engage in debate
Speaker Bobby Harrell says decreases are necessary
Candidate defeats Rohail Kazi by 69 votes to become SG president
Candidates include one USC faculty member, three officials from other universities
Mac Dunbar, the first-year USC student and Kappa Alpha fraternity pledge who was hit by a suspected drunk driver early Sunday morning, is still at Palmetto Health Richland Hospital and will undergo more surgeries. The following is taken from caringbridge.org/visit/macdunbar, a web journal posted by a family friend: “Mac has had a good day today and all of his vital signs are stable. They are pleased with his progress. Today is his day of rest to prepare for tomorrow, another day filled with surgeries. Tomorrow he will have more abdominal surgery to aid in the healing of his [digestive] organs, as well as procedures to begin the process of repairing his legs.”
Stacy Nadeau discusses
Student attendance consistency falls short of 2,500 ticket allotment
52-year-old robbed, hospitalized with non-life threatening injuries
Body Image Week starts with ‘Mirrorless Monday’
Wright, Kazi express different views on plan
SC House bans canned alcohol, caffeine hybrids, but point is moot
Small group of attendees hears frictionless policy discussion
SC politician takes $7,500 a month fundraising job
First-year remains in critical condition
Kazi, Wright focus on voter apathy as race continues
First-year remains in critical condition
Contract with Checker Yellow Cab would give students rides back to dorms from Five Points