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Sperling replaces Krim for commencement 365.XXLL (1999)

1999

Lizard denied admission 365.XXLL (1999)

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Hells Bells raise Statan; Campus priest exorcizes 365.XXLL (1999)

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Snewza’s Briefs 365.XXLL (1999)

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Abuse Center Changes; Cesarini is new director! 365.XXLL (1999)

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Condom faces paternity suit 365.XXLL (1999)

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Chick of the Week 365.XXLL (1999)

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Kitty taken as rally hostage! 365.XXLL (1999)

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Second blackout traced to pool party mishap 365.XXLL (1999)

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SSAM to become MEGAN 365.XXLL (1999)

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Student Banterings: Why does it hurt when I pee? 365.XXLL (1999)

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In God’s Opinion… 365.XXLL (1999)

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Lettuce to the Editor 365.XXLL (1999)

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Helen Hayes to be spokesperson for Medic-Alert 365.XXLL (1999)

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Godzilla: Goofy lizard or artistic boy wonder? 365.XXLL (1999)

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Boogers get the credit they deserve 365.XXLL (1999)

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Casey at the Pen 365.XXLL (1999)

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Spamo Briefs 365.XXLL (1999)

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Gonsalves- out. Joe Bob Briggs-in 365.XXLL (1999)

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Beef Wellington Mystery; Beef Wellington… with a 365.XXLL (1999)

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Paid Doodling 365.XXLL (1999)

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Football team trounced by senior citizens 365.XXLL (1999)

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Pele thrilled to be Corsair; promises to score FOR 365.XXLL (1999)

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Shaws robbed: Gathright arrested 365.XXLL (1999)

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Reptile slams, spikes 365.XXLL (1999)

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Stained Shorts 365.XXLL (1999)

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Red Sox bite big one 365.XXLL (1999)

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Encased misfits… 365.XXLL (1999)

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Cashifieds 365.XXLL (1999)

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Athletic Supporter of the Week 365.XXLL (1999)

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University Celebrates 100 Years 1.42 (1999)

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Get a Job! At UMass Career Services 1.42 (1999)

1999

Counseling Center Offers Support Network 1.42 (1999)

1999

Your Guide to the….Summer Schlockbusters 1.42 (1999)

1999

Catherine Wheel spins hip singles on Happy Days 1.42 (1999)

1999

How I Got out of College: Every teen’s guide to av 1.42 (1999)

1999

Welcome Class of 1999 1.42 (1999)

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Two UMD students cleared 4.42 (1999)

1999

Eisteddfod invades UMass campus 4.42 (1999)

1999

Changes in freshman advising implemented at orient 4.42 (1999)

1999

Orientation flashback 4.42 (1999)

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Amnesty International introduces pilot programs 4.42 (1999)

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MassPIRG announces upcoming campaigns 4.42 (1999)

1999

You said it… 4.42 (1999)

1999

Central Computing announces vax changes 4.42 (1999)

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Alumni Profile: Class of 1978 graduate attributes 4.42 (1999)

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UMD students receive Wal-Mart scholarships 4.42 (1999)

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Approach Unity with open mind (Commentary & Letter 4.42 (1999)

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Student sees through administrative mask (Commenta 4.42 (1999)

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Return of Black Moses, The; With the release of tw 4.42 (1999)

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The Usual Suspects brilliantly ponders the nature 4.42 (1999)

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Spike Lee attempts to reflect the signs of the tim 4.42 (1999)

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The Ties that Bind fails to justify its creation ( 4.42 (1999)

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Is Clavin in-Kleined towards kiddie porn? (Arts & 4.42 (1999)

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Every Dog Has His Day; Willy Porter Extols his Phi 4.42 (1999)

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Chef Raekwon cooks up flavor on Only Built 4 Cuban 4.42 (1999)

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Comix 4.42 (1999)

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Leaving violence on the field 4.42 (1999)

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Mens’ soccer can’t hold off Jeffs, 3-0 4.42 (1999)

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Rain, Wellesley offense too much for field hockey 4.42 (1999)

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Women’s Tennis serves bitter dish to WPI 4.42 (1999)

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Men’s Cross Country 4.42 (1999)

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Women’s Cross Country 4.42 (1999)

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Men’s Soccer 4.42 (1999)

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Field Hockey (0-2) 4.42 (1999)

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Football (1-2) 4.42 (1999)

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Corsairs Crush Huskies 4.42 (1999)

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The week that was… 4.42 (1999)

1999

Cabral announces retirement 4.42 (1999)

1999

Tragic Ending to a Night Out 13.45 (1999)

1999

Great Comedy Show Missed by Many, A 13.45 (1999)

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New Judicial Officer “Advocates” Students’ Rights 13.45 (1999)

1999

Groups and Workshops, Spring 1999 13.45 (1999)

1999

Protect Against the Flu 13.45 (1999)

1999

Griots Tell Story through Poetic Theater (In Honor 13.45 (1999)

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Upcoming Events at the Frederick Douglass Unity Ho 13.45 (1999)

1999

Residence Life Notes 13.45 (1999)

1999

Local Bands Shine at Hardcore Fest (Arts & Enterta 13.45 (1999)

1999

IN REVIEW…Ani DiFranco 13.45 (1999)

1999

Baker Books Events 13.45 (1999)

1999

IN BRIEF 13.45 (1999)

1999

HOT SPOT: Places To Go from the Weekend Warrior 13.45 (1999)

1999

SAB Scene 13.45 (1999)

1999

Tough Second Half Not Enough to Pull UMD Ahead 13.45 (1999)

1999

Sports Notes 13.45 (1999)

1999

UMD Earns Top Finishes at Bodwin Meet; Men’s/Women 13.45 (1999)

1999

Five Events Not Enough to Beat Babson; Women’s swi 13.45 (1999)

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Despite Strong Efforts by Tweedie and Garza, Corsa 13.45 (1999)

1999

UMD and Fitchburg Skate to 3-3 Tie 13.45 (1999)

1999

UMD Wore Down RIC Beating Them 96-77 13.45 (1999)

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Caution: Rocky Road Ahead 14.45 (1999)

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Can Men Can’t!, The 14.45 (1999)

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Residence Life Notes 14.45 (1999)

1999

Eating Disorders Awareness Week 14.45 (1999)

1999

SAB Announces 14.45 (1999)

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UMD Professor’s Research Highlighted on National G 14.45 (1999)

1999

Black History Month 14.45 (1999)

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WSMU DJs Create a “Mirage” (Arts & Entertainment) 14.45 (1999)

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Groove Thing (Arts & Entertainment) 14.45 (1999)

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UMD To Present Jazz Vocalist (Arts & Entertainment 14.45 (1999)

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Comic 14.45 (1999)

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IN BRIEF 14.45 (1999)

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Instant Replay 14.45 (1999)

1999

UMD vs. Plymouth State 14.45 (1999)

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Corsairs Escape Assumption Threat 14.45 (1999)

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Minors Drinking Major Problem! 15.45 (1999)

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Not Guilty, Not Censured 15.45 (1999)

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No Super Bowl in Sight 15.45 (1999)

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Letters to the Editor: Plea to End Apathy 15.45 (1999)

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Letters to the Editor: Get Books Cheap 15.45 (1999)

1999

WSMU Has a New Show 15.45 (1999)

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Senate Elects New VP 15.45 (1999)

1999

Series of International Films, A (Arts & Science) 15.45 (1999)

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Poets to Take The Stage (Arts & Science) 15.45 (1999)

1999

WORD ON CAMPUS: Clinton Acquitted! What do you th 15.45 (1999)

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Secret of Shmacky’s Success, The 15.45 (1999)

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At the Box Office with Critic Boy: Shakespeare in 15.45 (1999)

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Top 10 Ways To Tell When Your Too Drunk 15.45 (1999)

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IN BRIEF 15.45 (1999)

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No Super Bowl in Sight 15.45 (1999)

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BackStreet Bums 15.45 (1999)

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Show Your Corsairs Spirit at the Ice Hockey Game T 15.45 (1999)

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Corsairs Clinch Playoff Berth 15.45 (1999)

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Second Half Heroics Not Enough 15.45 (1999)

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Alumnus Comes onto The Nanny 16.45 (1999)

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Overcorwd Rooms: Same Space, More Students 16.45 (1999)

1999

UMD Hosts First Annual Ocean Technology Career Day 16.45 (1999)

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Life Outside UMD 16.45 (1999)

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Good-bye Mr. Hanky, I Always Believed In You 16.45 (1999)

1999

College of Arts and Sciences Presents A Series of 16.45 (1999)

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Poetry Corner 16.45 (1999)

1999

UMD Top Ten List 16.45 (1999)

1999

At the Box Office with Critic Boy: Rushmore (Arts 16.45 (1999)

1999

Live! At UMD…Emeril (Arts & Entertainment) 16.45 (1999)

1999

Your Inner Child and Molly Ringwald? (Arts & Enter 16.45 (1999)

1999

In Brief 16.45 (1999)

1999

Pretty Fly For A White Guy 16.45 (1999)

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McDonald finishes 2nd in 5,000m at New England Cha 16.45 (1999)

1999

Corsairs looking for home ice in upcoming ECAC Nor 16.45 (1999)

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Corsairs open Spring 1999 season woth three thirds 16.45 (1999)

1999

Men’s basketball: UMass Dartmouth seeded #6 in LEC 16.45 (1999)

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Berger reaches 1,000-point mark; Corsairs seeded # 16.45 (1999)

1999

Title IX Compliance Committee to conduct survey of 16.45 (1999)

1999

Sports Notes 16.45 (1999)

1999

Rocket Takes A Bite Out of Big Apple and Spits See 16.45 (1999)

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Sloper and DeFazio Save Corsairs in 6-3 Win Over W 16.45 (1999)

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Player of the Week: Jeff Garza 16.45 (1999)

1999

Raising the Academic Bar at UMass Dartmouth 17.45 (1999)

1999

Job Fair ’99 17.45 (1999)

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Construction-Struction… What’s Your Function? 17.45 (1999)

1999

Pissed Off U. 17.45 (1999)

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Residence Life Notes 17.45 (1999)

1999

University of Massachusetts Tuition and Fees 17.45 (1999)

1999

What Are You Thinking? A Commentary 17.45 (1999)

1999

Life Outside UMD: World News 17.45 (1999)

1999

College of Arts and Sciences Presents A Series of 17.45 (1999)

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Affirmatively Dis-Activated? (Commentaries) 17.45 (1999)

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Stoopid is as Stoopid Does (Commentaries) 17.45 (1999)

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Penis Envy (Commentaries) 17.45 (1999)

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Just the Tip of the IcePIRG? 17.45 (1999)

1999

Technology, World and UMD Lose Jazz Great (Arts & 17.45 (1999)

1999

Lesson in Solarization with Matt Gill, A (Arts & E 17.45 (1999)

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Cake-Prolonging The Magic (In Review) 17.45 (1999)

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In Brief 17.45 (1999)

1999

Costner Sends Message, Bottle Sinks 17.45 (1999)

1999

Do You Smell What I’m Cookin’? 17.45 (1999)

1999

Silva captures first in long jump and 55 meters at 17.45 (1999)

1999

Corsairs eliminated from LEC tournament by Western 17.45 (1999)

1999

UMass Dartmouth puts a scare into Western Connecti 17.45 (1999)

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Garza finishes 22nd in New England Diving chamions 17.45 (1999)

1999

Road to the Championship 17.45 (1999)

1999

Athlete of the Week-Natarsha Silva 17.45 (1999)

1999

Jazz Festival – UMD Style 18.45 (1999)

1999

Frederick Douglass Unity House Director Retires 18.45 (1999)

1999

Fire in Phase II 18.45 (1999)

1999

MASSPIRG Beach Clean-Up a Success 18.45 (1999)

1999

Resident Life Notes 18.45 (1999)

1999

Where Do I Begin? (Letters to the Editor and Comme 18.45 (1999)

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From Your Ass To Our Paper; A Response to Ms. Kara 18.45 (1999)

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Letter to the Editor (Letters to the Editor and Co 18.45 (1999)

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This is what I was thinking… (Letters to the Edito 18.45 (1999)

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College of Arts and Sciences Presents A Series of 18.45 (1999)

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Love for a Challenge 18.45 (1999)

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Letter to the Editor…A Plea for Students 18.45 (1999)

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And They Didn’t Even Use Vaseline 18.45 (1999)

1999

IN BRIEF 18.45 (1999)

1999

If I Could Be Like Mike 18.45 (1999)

1999

Joe DiMaggio, Baseball Legend, Dies at 84 18.45 (1999)

1999

Essay on Irish Culture…of sorts, An (in two parts) 18.45 (1999)

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Master of His Domain (Arts & Entertainment) 18.45 (1999)

1999

Artist’s Corner (Arts & Entertainment) 18.45 (1999)

1999

IN REVIEW 18.45 (1999)

1999

Corsairs Count on New Faces This Season 18.45 (1999)

1999

Trying to Crack Bambino’s Curse: Outlook On The 19 18.45 (1999)

1999

UMD Needs Offense to Make Up for Inexperienced Pit 18.45 (1999)

1999

Instant Replay 18.45 (1999)

1999

Sports Notes 18.45 (1999)

1999

Two Victories Put Corsairs Into Championship 18.45 (1999)

1999

Fishing With Ryan 18.45 (1999)

1999

Slow Response Disables Students, A 19.45 (1999)

1999

Campus Center Set to Undergo Renovations 19.45 (1999)

1999

UMD to Hold 20th Annual Career Expo 19.45 (1999)

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UMD is Announcing the First Ever Community Service 19.45 (1999)

1999

Pet Peeves 19.45 (1999)

1999

Resident Life Notes 19.45 (1999)

1999

Tribute to a Professor, A (Commentary) 19.45 (1999)

1999

Lowly Student, A (Commentaries) 19.45 (1999)

1999

Being Nice (Commentaries) 19.45 (1999)

1999

Cressy Dances Out of Office and onto Stage (Torchu 19.45 (1999)

1999

Former Globe Columnist to Join Torch Staff (Torchu 19.45 (1999)

1999

Student Senator Saves the World (Torchure) 19.45 (1999)

1999

UMD to Require Theater Arts as Part of Curriculum 19.45 (1999)

1999

Women Claim Tower is a Phall-acy (Torchure) 19.45 (1999)

1999

Career Day Expo ’99 (Torchure) 19.45 (1999)

1999

Co-Ed Bathrooms to Be Installed at UMD (Torchure) 19.45 (1999)

1999

Cheerleaders Bare It All to Raise Money (Torchure) 19.45 (1999)

1999

Athlete of the Week (Torchure) 19.45 (1999)

1999

Essay on Irish Culture…of sorts (part two of two), 19.45 (1999)

1999

Performance Stomps into Providence (Arts & Enterta 19.45 (1999)

1999

Inspiration through Instrumentation 19.45 (1999)

1999

Artists Corner 19.45 (1999)

1999

IN BRIEF 19.45 (1999)

1999

Top 20 (WSMU FM91) 19.45 (1999)

1999

Instant Replay 19.45 (1999)

1999

Caution: Hazardous Waste 19.45 (1999)

1999

Sports Notes 19.45 (1999)

1999

Corsairs Head to Daytona for NCA Competition 19.45 (1999)

1999

Corsairs Drop Home Opener 19.45 (1999)

1999

We Got You, Andrew 20.45 (1999)

1999

Screenwriting Competition 20.45 (1999)

1999

Art Auction 20.45 (1999)

1999

Mo’ Money, Mo’ Money! 20.45 (1999)

1999

Kosovo – Threat to European Unity 20.45 (1999)

1999

Top Ten 20.45 (1999)

1999

I Am the Bomb Diggity 20.45 (1999)

1999

Residence Life Notes 20.45 (1999)

1999

Where Do You Stand? 20.45 (1999)

1999

In Brief 20.45 (1999)

1999

Letter To The Editor 20.45 (1999)

1999

Stomp Through Providence: An Interview With Stomp 20.45 (1999)

1999

Orton Hears A Who (Arts & Entertainment) 20.45 (1999)

1999

On Being In A Play And The Benefits Thereof (Arts 20.45 (1999)

1999

Artists’ Corner (Arts & Entertainment) 20.45 (1999)

1999

In Brief (Arts & Entertainment) 20.45 (1999)

1999

WSMU FM91 Top 20 (Arts & Entertainment) 20.45 (1999)

1999

This Week’s Schedule 20.45 (1999)

1999

Instant Replay 20.45 (1999)

1999

Athletes of the Week : The UMD Cheerleading Squad 20.45 (1999)

1999

Corsairs Couldn’t Capitalize on Early Lead (Corsai 20.45 (1999)

1999

Where’s The Beef? (Corsairs Sports) 20.45 (1999)

1999

Portugal Chooses UMass Dartmouth As a US Site For 21.45 (1999)

1999

Contest Offers Chance to Live in N. Y. City Rent F 21.45 (1999)

1999

Water Watch Events 21.45 (1999)

1999

WORLD NEWS 21.45 (1999)

1999

Student Elections 21.45 (1999)

1999

Student Fees and Allocations, 2 seats, 4 candidate 21.45 (1999)

1999

Student Trustee, 1 seat, 4 candidates 21.45 (1999)

1999

Senate Seats Available for Each College 21.45 (1999)

1999

Residence Halls Congress 21.45 (1999)

1999

Class of 2000. 3 seats, 21.45 (1999)

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Class of 2001. 3 seats, 21.45 (1999)

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Class of 2002. 3 seats 21.45 (1999)

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Letters To the Editor 21.45 (1999)

1999

In Brief 21.45 (1999)

1999

At The Box Office With Critic Boy Never Been Kisse 21.45 (1999)

1999

Artists’ Corner (Arts & Entertainment) 21.45 (1999)

1999

Sometimes Rules Were Meant To Be Interpreted 21.45 (1999)

1999

In Brief 21.45 (1999)

1999

Top 20 (WSMU FM91) 21.45 (1999)

1999

Instant Replay 21.45 (1999)

1999

Brandeis Holds UMD in Check 21.45 (1999)

1999

Athlete of the Week: Lisa Haynes 21.45 (1999)

1999

Byron is Bruin’s Backbone 21.45 (1999)

1999

Suite Transformation Meets Resistance 22.45 (1999)

1999

Dean Curry Now Provost Curry 22.45 (1999)

1999

Charity art and Antique Auction for Homeless anima 22.45 (1999)

1999

World News 22.45 (1999)

1999

Remembering the Holocaust 22.45 (1999)

1999

What Health Care Reform Means to You 22.45 (1999)

1999

Spring Clean Cedar Dell ’99 22.45 (1999)

1999

Coming Soon…’99 Cedar Dell Fair and Freak Show 22.45 (1999)

1999

Boston Marathon Bash 22.45 (1999)

1999

Studio Bridge Project “Connections Across the Arts 22.45 (1999)

1999

Generation of Change: You make Earth Day Everyday, 22.45 (1999)

1999

Water Watch Volunteer Educating Local Elementary S 22.45 (1999)

1999

In Brief 22.45 (1999)

1999

If You Build It, They Will Come; 1999 Sculpture Ex 22.45 (1999)

1999

In Review: The Matrix (Arts & Entertainment) 22.45 (1999)

1999

Busta & Ball Highlight SAB Spring Week (Arts & Ent 22.45 (1999)

1999

Go See This Movie (Arts & Entertainment) 22.45 (1999)

1999

WSMU FM 91 Top 20 22.45 (1999)

1999

Hanging With The Jocks 22.45 (1999)

1999

In Brief 22.45 (1999)

1999

Ravenous Poem Regarding Graduation, A 22.45 (1999)

1999

New Music Releases 22.45 (1999)

1999

Patriots Capitalize On Draft Day 22.45 (1999)

1999

Keene State Sweeps LEC Double header 22.45 (1999)

1999

Ode To Gretsky 22.45 (1999)

1999

To the Graduating Class of 1999 24.45 (1999)

1999

World News 24.45 (1999)

1999

MASSPIRG Internships 24.45 (1999)

1999

UMD Top Ten Things I’m Sick of hearing About 24.45 (1999)

1999

Wave of the Future at UMD 24.45 (1999)

1999

Web Student Program Underway 24.45 (1999)

1999

Qigong Taught at UMD 24.45 (1999)

1999

Swift Breaks Ground for New UMass Fitness Facility 24.45 (1999)

1999

Destroying the Mood 24.45 (1999)

1999

Residence Life Notes 24.45 (1999)

1999

UMD Illustration Majors Senior Exhibition 24.45 (1999)

1999

UMD Marks 99th Commencement on June 6 24.45 (1999)

1999

Letter to the Editor 24.45 (1999)

1999

Final Commentary, The (Commentary) 24.45 (1999)

1999

What a Long Strange Trip It’s Been (Commentary) 24.45 (1999)

1999

Pagan and Proud 24.45 (1999)

1999

It’s Time to Move On 24.45 (1999)

1999

Official Spring Election Results 1999 24.45 (1999)

1999

Force Has Returned, The (Arts & Entertainment) 24.45 (1999)

1999

UMass Dartmouth: An In Depth Look 24.45 (1999)

1999

Take The Picture, You Flamer! 24.45 (1999)

1999

Summer Concert Preview 24.45 (1999)

1999

Instant Replay 24.45 (1999)

1999

Pulling Out Punches 24.45 (1999)

1999

In Defense of the Bruins 24.45 (1999)

1999

Definitely This Year 24.45 (1999)

1999

Hmmm…Let me See…Nope 24.45 (1999)

1999

Corsairs End the Season on a Sour Note (Corsair Sp 24.45 (1999)

1999

Pulling Out All the Punches (Corsair Sports) 24.45 (1999)

1999

Welcome to Our World; UMD prepares for Orientation 1.46 (1999)

1999

Plenty of Help for Student’s Success 1.46 (1999)

1999

Growing Greek Community, A; Students are Beginning 1.46 (1999)

1999

Rules Are Not Meant to be Broken; Parents soon to 1.46 (1999)

1999

Reflections Upon the Spirit of Independence 1.46 (1999)

1999

Very Broad View of Clubs and Organizations, A 1.46 (1999)

1999

Don’t Forget to Go to Class (Editorial) 1.46 (1999)

1999

College is All About Partying 1.46 (1999)

1999

There is Always Something to Do (Arts & Entertainm 1.46 (1999)

1999

South Park More Than Profanity 1.46 (1999)

1999

Beta Theta Pi Fraternity 1.46 (1999)

1999

Short Review of This Past Year’s Athletic Teams, A 1.46 (1999)

1999

UMD Wins First National Championship; Cheerleading 1.46 (1999)

1999

New Renovation to Effect Residents 2.46 (1999)

1999

Possible Future of Buying Textbooks, The 2.46 (1999)

1999

CITS Speeds Services 2.46 (1999)

1999

Drinking Policy Altered for Minors 2.46 (1999)

1999

University Library Upgrades Systems and Improves I 2.46 (1999)

1999

Wildfire Worries Mountain Towns 2.46 (1999)

1999

Clintons May Soon be Homeowners 2.46 (1999)

1999

Bush to Raise Nearly $50 Million 2.46 (1999)

1999

Opportunities Offered by Masspirg 2.46 (1999)

1999

Filter Holds Nothing Back (Arts & Entertainment) 2.46 (1999)

1999

Sharon Stone’s Bare Ass Inspires Hollywood Elite ( 2.46 (1999)

1999

New Sound for a New Band (Arts & Entertainment) 2.46 (1999)

1999

Kevin Bacon Ready to be Cut Loose (Arts & Entertai 2.46 (1999)

1999

Hollywood Stars Talk Dirty at Venice Film Festival 2.46 (1999)

1999

Bowfinger…More Like Blowfinger (Arts & Entertainme 2.46 (1999)

1999

Sevendust Returns Home with New Album (Arts & Ente 2.46 (1999)

1999

David Bowie Plans Album on Internet (Arts & Entert 2.46 (1999)

1999

Summer Horror Smash Puts Florida Film Class on Map 2.46 (1999)

1999

Comics 2.46 (1999)

1999

For Openers, Try Blowouts for Top Tennis 2.46 (1999)

1999

Patriots Fateful Return, The 2.46 (1999)

1999

Kosc Tearfully Calls His Last Game 2.46 (1999)

1999

Bird to Coach Pacers at Least One More Year 2.46 (1999)

1999

Change of Leadership; Interim Chancellor Jean F. M 3.46 (1999)

1999

Real World Brings Real Facts to UMD 3.46 (1999)

1999

Technical Difficulties with Quick Fix 3.46 (1999)

1999

Time to Get Naked!!! 3.46 (1999)

1999

English Major Manifesto, The 3.46 (1999)

1999

Importance of Being Heard, The 3.46 (1999)

1999

Torch Will Burn Brightly Through the Wind of Chang 3.46 (1999)

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Comedian Buzz Sutherland Performs at UMD (Arts & E 3.46 (1999)

1999

Sophomoric Hypnotist (Arts & Entertainment) 3.46 (1999)

1999

Comics 3.46 (1999)

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Men’s Soccer Team Kicks Off New Season 3.46 (1999)

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Aspirations for the Right Stuff 3.46 (1999)

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Volleyball 3.46 (1999)

1999

Field Hockey Rolls Into New Season 3.46 (1999)

1999

Making a Big Jump 3.46 (1999)

1999

Women’s Cross Country Team Starts Fresh 3.46 (1999)

1999

Athletic Department Highlights 3.46 (1999)

1999

UMD Football’s Field of Dreams 3.46 (1999)

1999

Parking Troubles Necessitate Change; UMD Addresses 4.46 (1999)

1999

Group II Calamity 4.46 (1999)

1999

Airlines Vow to Be Kinder, Gentler 4.46 (1999)

1999

Poll Finds Voters Asking, ‘Al Who?’ 4.46 (1999)

1999

Student Senate Faces Many Student Concerns 4.46 (1999)

1999

Lawmakers Grill OMB Nominee 4.46 (1999)

1999

HMO Charges Will Increase for Millions Enrolled in 4.46 (1999)

1999

U.S. Will Propose Payments to Sick Paducah Workers 4.46 (1999)

1999

Gore is Expected to Urge Stronger Action Against C 4.46 (1999)

1999

University to Commemorate Angus Bailey; The Recent 4.46 (1999)

1999

Debut Album is Not Very Becoming; Come, Lily Mixes 4.46 (1999)

1999

There is Something About Providence (Arts & Entert 4.46 (1999)

1999

Drive Me Crazy (Upcoming Movie Previews) 4.46 (1999)

1999

Fight Club (Upcoming Movie Previews) 4.46 (1999)

1999

Torch Exclusive: Sneak Preview of 311’s Upcoming C 4.46 (1999)

1999

ROSENBERG ON TV: ‘Action’ Is Filled With Promise o 4.46 (1999)

1999

Comics 4.46 (1999)

1999

TELL ME ABOUT IT: Advice for the Under-30 Control 4.46 (1999)

1999

UMD Sport Teams’ Standings 4.46 (1999)

1999

Pac-10 Start Has Been a Real Turn-Off 4.46 (1999)

1999

Instant Replay 4.46 (1999)

1999

Parcells Moves on as Life Without Testaverde Begin 4.46 (1999)

1999

Patriots Victorious in Season Opener; Pete Carroll 4.46 (1999)

1999

Duquette’s Hungry Heart Pays Off Big in Boston 4.46 (1999)

1999

Students react to Meal Plan Changes; RHC Stresses 5.46 (1999)

1999

Hurricane Floyd Not So Fierce 5.46 (1999)

1999

Legendary Criminal Again Has Boston Buzzing 5.46 (1999)

1999

Former Illiterate Demonstrates the Power of the Wo 5.46 (1999)

1999

Major Earthquake Rocks Taiwan 5.46 (1999)

1999

New Look for Library 5.46 (1999)

1999

Brothers Wielded Power on Different Sides of the L 5.46 (1999)

1999

Questioning of Priorities, A (Editorial) 5.46 (1999)

1999

Throwing a Party or Rape; Administrators and Campu 5.46 (1999)

1999

Response to “Technical Difficulties with Quick Fix 5.46 (1999)

1999

Representative Frank Moves To Help East Timor 5.46 (1999)

1999

UMD Cashes In On Another 20 Cent Year; Unconventio 5.46 (1999)

1999

Main Stage Productions Cross Over Into The New Yea 5.46 (1999)

1999

Lawrence Delivers A Hilarious Performance In Blue 5.46 (1999)

1999

Regional offerings (Briefs) 5.46 (1999)

1999

Rego Reveals Secrets To UMD Students 5.46 (1999)

1999

Comics 5.46 (1999)

1999

TELL ME ABOUT IT: Advice For the Under 30 Crowd 5.46 (1999)

1999

UMD Sport Teams’ Standings 5.46 (1999)

1999

Seating at Heart of Ballpark Debate 5.46 (1999)

1999

It’s a New-Look European Team Playing This Ryder C 5.46 (1999)

1999

Can It Already 5.46 (1999)

1999

UMD Earns First Victory Over WSC 5.46 (1999)

1999

Pats Ride Bledsoe’s Arm Past Colts; Patriots Victo 5.46 (1999)

1999

Cheerleaders Pass Their Talent To Others 5.46 (1999)

1999

Alumni Recognized for Achievements; Banquet Honors 6.46 (1999)

1999

Expansion of Marine Science Center Proposed 6.46 (1999)

1999

Budget Spending Issues 6.46 (1999)

1999

Cedar Dell Scene of Violence 6.46 (1999)

1999

Mysterious West Nile Virus Headed South from N.Y. 6.46 (1999)

1999

Briefs 6.46 (1999)

1999

200-Year-Old Naval Battle Inspires Relic Hunters 6.46 (1999)

1999

Ku Klux Klan Is Finding It Hard to Buy Good PR 6.46 (1999)

1999

Jimmy Tingle Finds His Way Back To UMD (Arts & Ent 6.46 (1999)

1999

A&E Briefs 6.46 (1999)

1999

Pilffer Signs New deal And Delivers Great CD (Arts 6.46 (1999)

1999

Homecoming ’99 6.46 (1999)

1999

Battle of the Bands; Campus Center Hosts the 1999 6.46 (1999)

1999

Nobody Loves A Parade 6.46 (1999)

1999

Comics 6.46 (1999)

1999

TELL ME ABOUT IT: Advice For The Under 30 Crowd 6.46 (1999)

1999

Intramurals 6.46 (1999)

1999

Sports Briefs 6.46 (1999)

1999

UMD Sport Teams’ Standings 6.46 (1999)

1999

Pats Remain Undefeated 6.46 (1999)

1999

Past Athletes Recognized 6.46 (1999)

1999

Boston Massacre; UMD Takes Home President’s Cup 6.46 (1999)

1999

Pride Week Kicks Off at UMD; Members of the Univer 7.46 (1999)

1999

SHARE Program Helps the Disabled 7.46 (1999)

1999

College Tuition Approaches Ceiling 7.46 (1999)

1999

Many Companies Now Have Liberal View of Liberal Ar 7.46 (1999)

1999

Briefs 7.46 (1999)

1999

Julia Monaghan to Chair Holiday Hope Program 7.46 (1999)

1999

English-Metric Mixup Is Blamed for Loss of Mars Or 7.46 (1999)

1999

Frank Plays Lead Role In Passage of Major Affordab 7.46 (1999)

1999

Commuter Trains Crash, Leaving at least 26 Dead 7.46 (1999)

1999

“Thinking about attempting drinking?” 7.46 (1999)

1999

Parking Troubles (Editorial) 7.46 (1999)

1999

Get Your Facts Straight (Letter to the Editor) 7.46 (1999)

1999

Mayor Giuliani, the Virgin Mary and the First Amen 7.46 (1999)

1999

Corey Cokes’ Powerful Spoken Word Heard at UMD (Ar 7.46 (1999)

1999

Hart Drives Me Crazy in New Movie (Arts & Entertai 7.46 (1999)

1999

American Beauty Calls For Oscar Nomination (Arts & 7.46 (1999)

1999

Briefs 7.46 (1999)

1999

Coffee House Open Mic Night Restarts 7.46 (1999)

1999

Comics 7.46 (1999)

1999

TELL ME ABOUT IT: Advice For The Under 30 Crowd 7.46 (1999)

1999

Intramurals/Recreational Sports 7.46 (1999)

1999

UMD Sport Teams’ Standings 7.46 (1999)

1999

Patriots Remain Undefeated 7.46 (1999)

1999

Concussions becoming a Much More Serious Problem i 7.46 (1999)

1999

Looking Ahead To The World Series 7.46 (1999)

1999

Women’s Field Hockey Team Rushes Forward into thei 7.46 (1999)

1999

Handicapped Scandal 7.46 (1999)

1999

Nobel Laureate to Speak at UMD; University of Mass 8.46 (1999)

1999

Tenure is Examined at UMD 8.46 (1999)

1999

Hackers, Apparently in Russia, Penetrate Pentagon 8.46 (1999)

1999

In College, at Risk 8.46 (1999)

1999

RHC Corner 8.46 (1999)

1999

AIDS in the US, and the World 8.46 (1999)

1999

Labor Education Center’s Annual Awards Banquet 8.46 (1999)

1999

News Briefs 8.46 (1999)

1999

Holiday Treats For Little Children at UMD 8.46 (1999)

1999

“Framed by the Looking Glass” Opens at Gallery X 8.46 (1999)

1999

Scientists May Have Isolated Best Cystic Fibrosis 8.46 (1999)

1999

Venture Wins Over a Tough Crowd 8.46 (1999)

1999

Three Kings Deserves Five Stars (Arts & Entertainm 8.46 (1999)

1999

Another Year of Free MixFest (Arts & Entertainment 8.46 (1999)

1999

Rain Did Not Stop The Party, The 8.46 (1999)

1999

Book Review 8.46 (1999)

1999

Comics 8.46 (1999)

1999

TELL ME ABOUT IT: Advice For The Under 30 Crowd 8.46 (1999)

1999

UMD Sport Teams’ Standings 8.46 (1999)

1999

Next Stop, The Bronx 8.46 (1999)

1999

Briefs 8.46 (1999)

1999

Missed Opportunities Crush UMD (Sports) 8.46 (1999)

1999

Alcohol Abuse Continues to Affect University Life; 9.46 (1999)

1999

Worldwide Agencies’ Views of the Ozone layer Probl 9.46 (1999)

1999

Radical Cancer Therapy 9.46 (1999)

1999

Boy, 12, Charged in Killing of 2-Year-Old 9.46 (1999)

1999

Philip Morris Admits Cigarettes Are ‘Addictive’ 9.46 (1999)

1999

Fellowship Money Available for Graduate Study in F 9.46 (1999)

1999

International Friendship Family to hold Oct’ 24 pu 9.46 (1999)

1999

Justice Department to Probe Baltimore Police Shoot 9.46 (1999)

1999

Briefs 9.46 (1999)

1999

Raves Engender Youthful Interest, Parental Concern 9.46 (1999)

1999

Fincher Delivers Another Darkened Hit In Fight Clu 9.46 (1999)

1999

Impossible Perfection in Mumford (Arts & Entertai 9.46 (1999)

1999

Enjoyable Evening With S & M , An 9.46 (1999)

1999

Comics 9.46 (1999)

1999

TELL ME ABOUT IT; Advice For The Under 30 Crowd 9.46 (1999)

1999

The Boss: Rockin’ in the Heart of Opulence 9.46 (1999)

1999

Intramurals/Recreational Sports 9.46 (1999)

1999

UMD Sport Teams’ Standings 9.46 (1999)

1999

Blame On You! 9.46 (1999)

1999

Maybe Next Century 9.46 (1999)

1999

Women’s Soccer Breaks Even (Sports) 9.46 (1999)

1999

UMass Dartmouth Pays Tribute To Jose Saramago 10.46 (1999)

1999

Theatre Company Rebuilds After Loss of Angus Baile 10.46 (1999)

1999

Morality and the Brain 10.46 (1999)

1999

Unmasked Klan Rally Fizzles 10.46 (1999)

1999

Dentist Cleared In Death of 4-Year-Old Patient 10.46 (1999)

1999

Worker Helps Save Man Twice 10.46 (1999)

1999

Education Panel Faults Teacher Training 10.46 (1999)

1999

Department of Public Safety Reacts To Break-Ins 10.46 (1999)

1999

Disorders Education meeting 10.46 (1999)

1999

Robin Lane to Portray Renaissance Artist 10.46 (1999)

1999

Internship, Fellowship, Scholarship, and Research 10.46 (1999)

1999

School For Spirituality Offers Meditation Series, 10.46 (1999)

1999

Recent Car Thefts and Burglaries 10.46 (1999)

1999

Career Resource Center Implements New Programs 10.46 (1999)

1999

Letter to the Editor 10.46 (1999)

1999

Comics 10.46 (1999)

1999

TELL ME ABOUT IT; Advice For The Under 30 Crowd 10.46 (1999)

1999

Classified 10.46 (1999)

1999

Rocky Horror Picture Show Rocks in Group Six 10.46 (1999)

1999

Sordid World of Fashion, The 10.46 (1999)

1999

Scorsese and Cage Team Up To Bring Out The Dead 10.46 (1999)

1999

Goldfinger, the Kings of the Clowns 10.46 (1999)

1999

AHA! (A & E Briefs) 10.46 (1999)

1999

Haunted House at Gallery X (A & E Briefs) 10.46 (1999)

1999

Big Bad Voodoo Daddy (A & E Briefs) 10.46 (1999)

1999

Trick or Treat (A & E Briefs) 10.46 (1999)

1999

Joseph And His Technicolor Dreamcoat (A & E Briefs 10.46 (1999)

1999

Sellouts with Big D and the Kids Table Skank It Up 10.46 (1999)

1999

Hedwig and the Angry Inch Plays Boston 10.46 (1999)

1999

Intramurals/Recreational Sports 10.46 (1999)

1999

Basketball Kicks Off Season In Style 10.46 (1999)

1999

Field Hockey Advances to LEC Semi-Finals 10.46 (1999)

1999

Low Blow to Boxing 10.46 (1999)

1999

Campus Safety and Side Arms 11.46 (1999)

1999

Searchers Find ‘Significant Piece’ of EgyptAir Je 11.46 (1999)

1999

Some Selective Colleges Smooth Way for Wealthy App 11.46 (1999)

1999

Defense in Shepard Murder Case Abruptly Rests 11.46 (1999)

1999

Y2K Industries Victimized by Collapsing Sales 11.46 (1999)

1999

Memorial Service on December 1 will mournpeople lo 11.46 (1999)

1999

Oxfam Hunger Banquet aims to fill void in understa 11.46 (1999)

1999

When was the last time you witnessed a revolution 11.46 (1999)

1999

Marine Technology Society Meeting at the UMass Dar 11.46 (1999)

1999

N.Y. Bank Cutting Russian Links 11.46 (1999)

1999

Comics 11.46 (1999)

1999

Tell Me About It; Advice For The Under 30 Crowd 11.46 (1999)

1999

Museum Wins Free Speech Ruling on Art Exhibit 11.46 (1999)

1999

Three to Tango: Zero Watching (Arts & Entertainmen 11.46 (1999)

1999

Scapin Triumphs Despite Loss of Bailey 11.46 (1999)

1999

Baker Books Reviews 11.46 (1999)

1999

Joseph and His Dream Coat 11.46 (1999)

1999

House on Haunted Hill succeeds where The Haunting 11.46 (1999)

1999

Intramurals/Recreational Sports 11.46 (1999)

1999

UMD Sport Teams’ Standings 11.46 (1999)

1999

Golf Loses an Icon 11.46 (1999)

1999

Yankees’ Pitching Earns Them The Title ‘Team of th 11.46 (1999)

1999

Effective Balance, An 11.46 (1999)

1999

Fieldhockey Advances to LEC Semi-Finals (Sports) 11.46 (1999)

1999

BSC Edges Out Corsairs (Sports) 11.46 (1999)

1999

Kidnapping and Rape at UMD 12.46 (1999)

1999

Yearbook Claims Prize at National Media Convention 12.46 (1999)

1999

Eating Disorders Addressed 12.46 (1999)

1999

Cedar Dell Landscape 12.46 (1999)

1999

Police Liable for Ignoring Miranda Rights, Court R 12.46 (1999)

1999

Police Log 12.46 (1999)

1999

Demeaning Marquee 12.46 (1999)

1999

Firearms Debate 12.46 (1999)

1999

What Would Make UMass Better? (Word on Campus) 12.46 (1999)

1999

Where is Your School Spirit? (Editorial) 12.46 (1999)

1999

Apathy Reigns at UMass (Editorial) 12.46 (1999)

1999

Life of a Gimp, The (Editorial) 12.46 (1999)

1999

Comics 12.46 (1999)

1999

Tell Me About It; Advice For The Under 30 Crowd 12.46 (1999)

1999

Classifieds 12.46 (1999)

1999

Ceramics Club to hold annual holiday sale at New B 12.46 (1999)

1999

Literary Club Sponsors Poetry Contest 12.46 (1999)

1999

Launching of Portuguese Literary & Cultural Studie 12.46 (1999)

1999

“Why Did the Lettuce Blush?…” (Arts & Entertainmen 12.46 (1999)

1999

New Journey Begins, A (Arts & Entertainment) 12.46 (1999)

1999

Silent Bob Speaks! (Arts & Entertainment) 12.46 (1999)

1999

Boys Don’t Cry… But Maybe They Should (Arts & Ente 12.46 (1999)

1999

UMD Sport Teams’ Standings 12.46 (1999)

1999

This Weeks Schedule 12.46 (1999)

1999

Winter Season Openers 12.46 (1999)

1999

Intramurals/Recreational Sports 12.46 (1999)

1999

Get Involved! 12.46 (1999)

1999

Sports & Offerings 12.46 (1999)

1999

Fall Intramurals 12.46 (1999)

1999

Women’s Basketball Plans to Improve On Last Season 12.46 (1999)

1999

Red Sox Need to Make a Move (A Commentary) 12.46 (1999)

1999

Corsairs Hope to Continue Winning Ways (Sports) 12.46 (1999)

1999

Men’s Basketball Prepares for Victory (Sports) 12.46 (1999)

1999

Campus Forum Is Host to Debate and Commentary; Stu 13.46 (1999)

1999

‘Take Back the Night’ Protest and Rally Held 13.46 (1999)

1999

Oh, What a Tangled (World Wide) Web We Weave 13.46 (1999)

1999

Police Log 13.46 (1999)

1999

Boozin’ and Cruisin’ Don’t Mix 13.46 (1999)

1999

Escort Service 13.46 (1999)

1999

Smoke Clears, If Only for a Day, The 13.46 (1999)

1999

How do you feel about Campus Safety having guns? ( 13.46 (1999)

1999

Congressman Frank Urges Clinton Administration to 13.46 (1999)

1999

Nemasket Group’s Holiday Bazaar, Saturday November 13.46 (1999)

1999

United Nations Foundation Web Site Offers Free Glo 13.46 (1999)

1999

Baker Books (News Briefs) 13.46 (1999)

1999

Health News (News Briefs) 13.46 (1999)

1999

Everyone’s A Little Bit Irish (Arts & Entertainmen 13.46 (1999)

1999

Kneel to The Limey (Arts & Entertainment) 13.46 (1999)

1999

Corsairs End Season With Disappointment (Sports) 13.46 (1999)

1999

Meranda Gains 1000 (Sports) 13.46 (1999)

1999

Keene State Men and Middlebury Women Capture NCAA 13.46 (1999)

1999

Comics 13.46 (1999)

1999

Tell Me About It; Advice For The Under 30 Crowd 13.46 (1999)

1999

Intramurals/Recreational Sports 13.46 (1999)

1999

Wade Bogs Retires After Season Ending Knee Surgery 13.46 (1999)

1999

Freaks & Geeks on NBC 13.46 (1999)

1999

Mr. Cranky is Da Bomb 13.46 (1999)

1999

It Isn’t Easy Being John Malkovich 13.46 (1999)

1999

30th National Day of Mourning 14.46 (1999)

1999

UMD Concert Band Performs 14.46 (1999)

1999

World AIDS Day 14.46 (1999)

1999

Career Resource Center Offers Fine-Dining Etiquett 14.46 (1999)

1999

Gun Incident Leads to No Arrests 14.46 (1999)

1999

Residence Life 14.46 (1999)

1999

UMass Branch Campus to Open 14.46 (1999)

1999

Word on Campus: Do you feel the school is too raci 14.46 (1999)

1999

Comics 14.46 (1999)

1999

Tell Me About It: Advice For The Under 30 Crowd 14.46 (1999)

1999

Where is Booze On Your List of Priorities? (Editor 14.46 (1999)

1999

Breaking Up Hasn’t Gotten Any Easier (Editorial) 14.46 (1999)

1999

Surveillance Would Help Security Problems at UMD 14.46 (1999)

1999

One StormYou’ve No Need to Run From (Arts & Entert 14.46 (1999)

1999

James Bond: 007 Again (Arts & Entertainment) 14.46 (1999)

1999

Way It Goes, The (Arts & Entertainment) 14.46 (1999)

1999

TKO Delivers Another Knockout Punch (Arts & Entert 14.46 (1999)

1999

Toys Are Back In Town, The (Arts & Entertainment) 14.46 (1999)

1999

Featured Team of the Week: Women’s Basketball 14.46 (1999)

1999

Intramurals/Recreational Sports 14.46 (1999)

1999

Fall Intramurals 14.46 (1999)

1999

UMD Sport Teams’ Standings 14.46 (1999)

1999

Corsair Sports Notes: 14.46 (1999)

1999

Bruins are Winless in Last Two (Professional Sport 14.46 (1999)

1999

Celts Blow Leads in Two Losses (Professional Sport 14.46 (1999)

1999

Catch Colts (Professional Sports Updates) 14.46 (1999)

1999

UMass Dartmouth Cruises Past Nichols College; Ice 14.46 (1999)

1999

Worcester State Hands Corsairs First Loss of the L 14.46 (1999)

1999

Corsairs Drop Non-conference Game at Worcester Sta 14.46 (1999)

1999

Patriots’ Hopes Failing (Sports) 14.46 (1999)

1999

UMD Wins Hampton Inn Classic 14.46 (1999)

1999

RHC Continues to Offer Progressive Programming to 15.46 (1999)

1999

UMD Jewish Community Celebrates Hanukah 15.46 (1999)

1999

Prof. Cory Receives University President’s Award 15.46 (1999)

1999

U.S.-China Tension Grows 15.46 (1999)

1999

Making Time to Succeed: Limiting Work Hours Recomm 15.46 (1999)

1999

Four Students Wounded in Oklahoma School Shooting 15.46 (1999)

1999

Police Log 15.46 (1999)

1999

Race Related Violence at UMD 15.46 (1999)

1999

Comics 15.46 (1999)

1999

Tell Me About It; Advice For The Under 30 Crowd 15.46 (1999)

1999

Word On Campus: What Would Be The Perfect Christma 15.46 (1999)

1999

Sleepy Hollow Sure to Keep You Up Nights (Arts & E 15.46 (1999)

1999

Messenger Says, “God’s A Bastard.” (Arts & Enterta 15.46 (1999)

1999

“Me No Likey End Of Days” (Arts & Entertainment) 15.46 (1999)

1999

Gonads are Back and Barking, The (Arts & Entertain 15.46 (1999)

1999

7” Reviews (Arts & Entertainment) 15.46 (1999)

1999

Intramurals/Recreational Sports 15.46 (1999)

1999

UMD Sport Teams’ Standings 15.46 (1999)

1999

This Weeks Schedule 15.46 (1999)

1999

Corsairs Sports Notes 15.46 (1999)

1999

Instant Replay: A Round-Up of UMD Sports 15.46 (1999)

1999

Men’s and Women’s Indoor Track Open Season with Su 15.46 (1999)

1999

New England Finally Triumphs Over Dallas (Sports) 15.46 (1999)

1999

Press Box Productions to Broadcast From UMD (Sport 15.46 (1999)

1999

“Roll” of Ecstasy at UMD, The 16.46 (1999)

1999

Fake ID’s at Greystone 16.46 (1999)

1999

Thirty Four Years of Dedication 16.46 (1999)

1999

What are your plans for New Years? (Word on Campus 16.46 (1999)

1999

UMass Dartmouth Staff Honor Their Own 16.46 (1999)

1999

UMD Nursing Students: Maternal and Child Health Fa 16.46 (1999)

1999

Where Did Discipline Go? (Editorial) 16.46 (1999)

1999

Class Review: Contemporary Topics in Human Ecology 16.46 (1999)

1999

Why Are You Here? (Editorial) 16.46 (1999)

1999

Truth Revealed, The? (Editorial) 16.46 (1999)

1999

True Meaning of Thanksgiving, The? (Editorial) 16.46 (1999)

1999

Hellcat Records Sophmore Sampler (Arts & Entertain 16.46 (1999)

1999

“Me Likey The Bosstones” (Arts & Entertainment) 16.46 (1999)

1999

Holiday Season Hits Boston 16.46 (1999)

1999

Comics 16.46 (1999)

1999

UMD Sport Teams’ Standings 16.46 (1999)

1999

UMD Defeats Simmons 16.46 (1999)

1999

Corsairs Defeat Southern Maine in LEC Play (Sports 16.46 (1999)

1999

Women’s Basketball Ends Winless Streak (Sports) 16.46 (1999)

1999

Scanzio qualifies for NE Div. II and ECAC chamions 16.46 (1999)

1999

Corsairs Drop Two at US Air Force Academy (Sports) 16.46 (1999)

1999

Campus center-Y2K and beyond; Just re imagine the possibilites, The No.3(March).8 (1999) Campus Center

1999

Key figure in Irish peace agreement at UMass Dartmouth No.3(March).8 (1999) Irish peace

1999

Volunteerism finds a spirited campus advocate No.3(march).8 (1999) volunteerism

1999

Sigma Xi research exhibit No.3(march).8 (1999) Sigma Xi

1999

Ocean technologies career day No.3(march).8 (1999) Ocean

1999

Tenth annual art actuction is April 24 No.3(March).8 (1999) Art

1999

Peoplesoft: orange juice for UM system No.8(march).8 (1999) peoplesoft

1999

Report from Tunsia: The many faces of Islam No.3(March).8 (1999) Tunisia

1999

UMass Dartmouth to host spring college fair No.3(march).8 (1999) UMass Dartmouth

1999

Faculty federation honors Dluhy, Hammond; ESU honors hill No.3(March).8 (1999) Faculty Federation

1999

Professional notes No.3(march).8 (1999) Staff

1999

Grants January 1-March 3, 1999 No.3(March).8 (1999) grants

1999

commencement 99 No.3(March).8 (1999) Commencement

1999

Working the good earth; l.t Governor Swift breaks ground for new fitness facility at UMass No.3(march).8 (1999) good earth

1999

Dartmouth No.3(March).8 (1999) Dartmouth

1999

UMass hires new development executive No.3(march).8 (1999) UMass

1999

Rigteous diplomats No.3(March).8 (1999) diplomats

1999

Preview UMass Dartmouth advanced technology and manufacturing center before it opens No.3(march).8 (1999) Technology

1999

special moments of spring semester no.3(March).8 (1999) special moments

1999

service awards honor employees No.3(March).8 (1999) service awards

1999

Professional notes No.3(March).8 (1999) Staff

1999

promotions No.3(march).8 (1999) promotions

1999

Professor Waxler publishes changing lives through literature anthology No.3(march).8 (1999) literature anthology

1999

Independence Day pops concert and fireworks is July 2 at UMD No.3(March).8 (1999) Independence Day

1999

Damn Yankees is outdoor summer musical August 19-22 No.3(march).8 (1999) Yankees

1999

Chancellor MacCormack matches energy of campus No.3(March).8 (1999) energy

1999

UMass Dartmouth announces receipt of 4th Dreyfus Award No.3(march).8 (1999) UMass Dartmouth

1999

Picking Peter's pockets raises $160K No.9(October).8 (1999) Picking Peter

1999

Library's new voyager system takes off No.1(October).8 (1999) Library

1999

UMass Dartmouth news brief No.1(October).8 (1999) UMass Dartmouth

1999

Tripp center bulks up No.1(October).8 (1999) Tripp center

1999

ATMC on target No.1(October).8 (1999) ATMC

1999

University to award honorary doctorate to Nobel laureate No.1(October).8 (1999) Nobel laureate

1999

Luke Wallin explores land ethic across cultures No.1(October).8 (1999) Wallin, Luke

1999

Luke Wallin explores land ethic across cultures No.1(October).8 (1999) Wallin, Luke

1999

Professional notes No.1(October).8 (1999) Staff

1999

Community dinner feeds body and soul No.1(October).8 (1999) community dinner

1999

Community dinner feeds body and soul No.1(October).8 (1999) community dinner

1999

New faces on campus No.1(October).8 (1999) Campus

1999

Real world cast member speaks at UMass Dartmouth No.1(October).8 (1999) cast member

1999

Luso British artist Paula Rego exhibition at UMD through Oct.23 travels next to Paris No.1(October).8 (1999) Rego, Paula

1999

October events steep campus, region in Portuguese region No.1(October).8 (1999) October

1999

It's offical- CMAST and NbAq sign MOU No.1(October).8 (1999) CMAST

1999

Documentary filmaker Lee Mun Wah leds racism workshops No.1(October).8 (1999) filmaker

1999

Jose Saramago-Keynote speech at UMass Dartmouth No.1(October).9 (1999) Jose, Saramago

1999

UMass Dartmouth scholar has book on Pakistan launched in london No.1(October).8 (1999) UMass Dartmouth

1999

UMass Dartmouth co-op program recieves $270,000 from the state board of higher education No.1(October).9 (1999) UMass Dartmouth

1999

Evaluation set for April 2000 No.1(October).8 (1999) evaluation

1999

Ron DiPippo's hot topic No.2(November).8 (1999) topic

1999

Intercampus Graduate school of Marine science and technology moving foward No.2(November).8 (1999) Marine science

1999

Professional notes No.2(November).8 (1999) Staff

1999

Main stage preview WOSE African theater No.2(November).8 (1999) main stage

1999

Campus calender No.2(November).8 (1999) Camps Calender

1999

UMass establishes inter campus graduate school in marine science and technology No.2(November).8 (1999) UMass

1999

In the human race, Ranuga remains sprinter No.2(November).8 (1999) human race

1999

Internationally acclaimed Moscow String Quartet to perform March 22 No.2(November).8 (1999) Internationally

1999

CMAST to hold oil spill symposium; receives $100,000 gift from Rhode Island shipping executive No.2(November).8 (1999) CMAST

1999

V also stands for victory No.2(November).8 (1999) victory

1999

It's not the mall, but new university enrollment center's one stop shopping is sure to be a crowd pleaser No.2(November).8 (1999) mall

1999

Can sugar preserve a cell's life No.2(November).8 (1999) sugar

1999

As Melanson sheds light on American assassinations, spotlight often lands on him No.3(March).9 (1999) Melanson

1999

Center for rehabilitative Engineering adds quality of life to disabled No.3(November).9 (1999) center

1998

Carnival is here, The 16.41 (1998)

1998

Budget plan draws fire 16.41 (1998)

1998

Town officials catch rabid animals: urge everyone 16.41 (1998)

1998

University delays Marriott bid decision 16.41 (1998)

1998

New campus support group addresses gay concerns 16.41 (1998)

1998

US, China trade war begins 16.41 (1998)

1998

Russian plane shot down 16.41 (1998)

1998

South American war continues 16.41 (1998)

1998

4 year degree or go for free 16.41 (1998)

1998

Protest at Rutgers 16.41 (1998)

1998

First state budget cut this century 16.41 (1998)

1998

Mayoral race wide open 16.41 (1998)

1998

Police hold garage sale of sorts 16.41 (1998)

1998

Teen sentenced for burglary death 16.41 (1998)

1998

Judge Oks move 16.41 (1998)

1998

Animal lovers charged 16.41 (1998)

1998

Scout dance declared illegal 16.41 (1998)

1998

Colleges & prisons fight for funds 16.41 (1998)

1998

Upass program begins 16.41 (1998)

1998

Helicopter search flights canceled 16.41 (1998)

1998

Stae Court to hear starvation case 16.41 (1998)

1998

Police bring crowd to tears 16.41 (1998)

1998

Freedom of religion hearing set 16.41 (1998)

1998

The wage debate: time for change (Commentary) 16.41 (1998)

1998

Thurgood Marshall (Black History Minute) 16.41 (1998)

1998

University to intorduce new phone system 16.41 (1998)

1998

Griffith’s strong work ethic pays dividends 16.41 (1998)

1998

Crews beautify campus 16.41 (1998)

1998

Attention Seniors… 16.41 (1998)

1998

Volunteers Needed to Transport Cancer Patients… 16.41 (1998)

1998

Career Services Announcements… 16.41 (1998)

1998

February Health Office Offerings… 16.41 (1998)

1998

Trip to Holocaust Museum, Washington, D.C…. 16.41 (1998)

1998

Upward Bound Program Needs Academic Tutors… 16.41 (1998)

1998

Disney Needs Collegiate Musicians and Singers… 16.41 (1998)

1998

Japan-America Student Conference Announced… 16.41 (1998)

1998

BiGaLA News… 16.41 (1998)

1998

Comics 16.41 (1998)

1998

What a Drag! What a Drag! (Arts & Entertainment) 16.41 (1998)

1998

Birth of a Nation (Black History Minute) (Arts & E 16.41 (1998)

1998

Balanced Diet; Van Halen’s Balance serves up music 16.41 (1998)

1998

Mouth of Madness Roars, The 16.41 (1998)

1998

Don’t lose your Head over Highlander 3 16.41 (1998)

1998

Fable of the Beautiful Pigeon-Fancier, The (Intern 16.41 (1998)

1998

Boys on the Side 16.41 (1998)

1998

Film Series of International Comedies… 16.41 (1998)

1998

Arts Extension Service’s Festival Directory… 16.41 (1998)

1998

Grad Furniture Program Featured at Gallery 244… 16.41 (1998)

1998

Model Screening… 16.41 (1998)

1998

Music Department’s Upcoming Events… 16.41 (1998)

1998

Poly Sci Association Presents PHILADELPHIA… 16.41 (1998)

1998

Trinity Rep Presents THE ILLUSION… 16.41 (1998)

1998

Tryworks Coffeehouse… 16.41 (1998)

1998

Zeiterion Theatre… 16.41 (1998)

1998

Of Songs & Sonnets: A Valentine… 16.41 (1998)

1998

Owl Prowl II—With the Lloyd Center… 16.41 (1998)

1998

Ice hockey slaughters slumbering Golden Bears; The 16.41 (1998)

1998

Colonials stuff women’s hoops 16.41 (1998)

1998

Corsair Pro File on…Aaron Lee 16.41 (1998)

1998

Men’s basketball (17-3, 8-1 LEC) 16.41 (1998)

1998

Ice hockey (15-3, 8-1 .ECAC Central) 16.41 (1998)

1998

Women’s basketball (5-14, 1-8 LEC) 16.41 (1998)

1998

Women’s swimming (5-3) 16.41 (1998)

1998

Men’s swimming (0-8) 16.41 (1998)

1998

Corsairs Sports Notes Extra 16.41 (1998)

1998

Men’s hoops crush Western Connecticut; 105-62 tras 16.41 (1998)

1998

Hockey survives joust with St. Mike’s 16.41 (1998)

1998

Indoor track 16.41 (1998)

1998

Athlete of the Week… 16.41 (1998)

1998

Student Senate Sideline 12.44 (1998)

1998

MASSPIRG: Get Involved! You Can Make a Difference 12.44 (1998)

1998

In Brief 12.44 (1998)

1998

Horizons for Youth 12.44 (1998)

1998

Screwing wih destiny (Editorial and Commentary) 12.44 (1998)

1998

Punish not the piper that plays the tune 12.44 (1998)

1998

Plymouth hosts hardcore/hip-hop show (Arts & Enter 12.44 (1998)

1998

At The Box Office with Critic Boy Craig Williams: 12.44 (1998)

1998

In Review: Pearl Jam Yield 12.44 (1998)

1998

In Brief 12.44 (1998)

1998

Comics 12.44 (1998)

1998

Week That Was January 27 – February 3, The 12.44 (1998)

1998

Women’s swimming and diving 12.44 (1998)

1998

Men’s indoor track 12.44 (1998)

1998

Women’s indoor track 12.44 (1998)

1998

Men’s swimming and diving 12.44 (1998)

1998

UMD picks up important 81-67 LEC win 12.44 (1998)

1998

Corsairs drop another LEC contest, 75-64 12.44 (1998)

1998

Poor shooting hurts Corsairs in 73-45 loss 12.44 (1998)

1998

Bartkus nets 100th point in 13-0 win 12.44 (1998)

1998

Fees falling through the ice 13.44 (1998)

1998

Marketing class goes beyond UMD 13.44 (1998)

1998

Word on Campus: What do you want to do on Valentin 13.44 (1998)

1998

UMD’s groundhogs 13.44 (1998)

1998

Student Senate Sideline 13.44 (1998)

1998

Out of this world 13.44 (1998)

1998

Cokata Upo; Come to the Center 13.44 (1998)

1998

In Brief 13.44 (1998)

1998

“Love me Safely theme for National Condom Day, Feb 13.44 (1998)

1998

Cross the boundaries (Editorial and Commentary) 13.44 (1998)

1998

Shit happens 13.44 (1998)

1998

It seems the piper is tone deaf 13.44 (1998)

1998

What happens to a dream deferred? 13.44 (1998)

1998

UMD gets hypnotized (Arts & Entertainment) 13.44 (1998)

1998

UMD presents the International Film Series; Week 2 13.44 (1998)

1998

D’oh! The Simpsons go paperback 13.44 (1998)

1998

In Review: Goldie 13.44 (1998)

1998

Phantom returns to Providence 13.44 (1998)

1998

Theater News 13.44 (1998)

1998

In Brief 13.44 (1998)

1998

Comics 13.44 (1998)

1998

Week That Was February 4-9, 1998, The 13.44 (1998)

1998

Men’s track and field 13.44 (1998)

1998

Women’s track and field 13.44 (1998)

1998

Ice hockey 13.44 (1998)

1998

Women’s basketball 13.44 (1998)

1998

Men’s basketball 13.44 (1998)

1998

Pat Egan named assistant track coach at UMD 13.44 (1998)

1998

UMD Sports Notes 13.44 (1998)

1998

Men’s and women’s swimming falls to Keene State 13.44 (1998)

1998

Men edged out, women swept 13.44 (1998)

1998

Athlete of the Week 13.44 (1998)

1998

Once upon a Torch 8 years ago this week; Front pag 14.44 (1998)

1998

Crazy addiction 14.44 (1998)

1998

MASSPIRG CORNER 14.44 (1998)

1998

Word on Campus: Do you think the Olympic Games con 14.44 (1998)

1998

In Brief 14.44 (1998)

1998

Heterophobia (Commentaries) 14.44 (1998)

1998

Private Parts; Media gets too personal 14.44 (1998)

1998

Beauty shines bright on Broadway (Arts & Entertain 14.44 (1998)

1998

UMD presents the International Film Series; week 3 14.44 (1998)

1998

In Review: Ani DeFranco Little Plastic Castles; Va 14.44 (1998)

1998

In Brief 14.44 (1998)

1998

Week That Was February 10-16, 1998, The 14.44 (1998)

1998

Men’s basketball 14.44 (1998)

1998

Ice hockey 14.44 (1998)

1998

Men’s track and field 14.44 (1998)

1998

Women’s track and field 14.44 (1998)

1998

Women’s basketball 14.44 (1998)

1998

Equestrian 14.44 (1998)

1998

UMD Sports Notes 14.44 (1998)

1998

UMD hockey dominates Stonehill, 10-3 14.44 (1998)

1998

UMD falls to Wheaton, 69-61 14.44 (1998)

1998

Athlete of the Week 14.44 (1998)

1998

Word on Campus: Do you think the Jerry Springer Sh 15.44 (1998)

1998

UMD commemorates women’s “herstory” month 15.44 (1998)

1998

In Brief 15.44 (1998)

1998

Do you know? Iraq and the US; El Nino—More than S 15.44 (1998)

1998

Fighting for definition (Editorial and Commentary) 15.44 (1998)

1998

You’ve got mail! 15.44 (1998)

1998

UMD alumnus nominated for Oscar (Arts & Entertainm 15.44 (1998)

1998

Nominations yield some surprises (Arts & Entertain 15.44 (1998)

1998

Theater News (Arts & Entertainment) 15.44 (1998)

1998

In Brief 15.44 (1998)

1998

In Review: Mono Formica Blues; Finley Quaye Maveri 15.44 (1998)

1998

Common shines at Elements show in Providence (Arts 15.44 (1998)

1998

UMD trio will experiment (Arts & Entertainment) 15.44 (1998)

1998

SAB Scene 15.44 (1998)

1998

UMD men’s basketball wins seventh straight LEC tit 15.44 (1998)

1998

Corsair mascot is alive at UMD 15.44 (1998)

1998

UMD women play catch-up, lose 80-70 15.44 (1998)

1998

RIC downs UMD, 83-74 15.44 (1998)

1998

Corsair hockey team nets two huge wins 15.44 (1998)

1998

“Athlete of the Week” 15.44 (1998)

1998

How safe are you?; Part I in a series on campus se 16.44 (1998)

1998

Women’s Resource Center reaches beyond UMD 16.44 (1998)

1998

Ms. Editor-in-chief to speak at UMD 16.44 (1998)

1998

Open House at the UMD Observatory (In Brief) 16.44 (1998)

1998

Overcome stress and fatigue (In Brief) 16.44 (1998)

1998

Michael S. Dukakis Public Service Internship (In B 16.44 (1998)

1998

All Students of the Charlton College of Business a 16.44 (1998)

1998

Status of UMDAnnounce (In Brief) 16.44 (1998)

1998

Alan Minkin to Hold Group Therapy Sessions (In Bri 16.44 (1998)

1998

MJ Morse Molecular Intimacies Opening & Workshop ( 16.44 (1998)

1998

SEA Connections Offers Spring Teacher Institute (I 16.44 (1998)

1998

Stupid ways to extend your Spring Break (What coul 16.44 (1998)

1998

UMD staff presents literary greats 16.44 (1998)

1998

MASSPIRG Corner 16.44 (1998)

1998

Quit whining or take action (Editorial and Letter 16.44 (1998)

1998

Student Senate donates gifts 16.44 (1998)

1998

UMD sculpture majors unveil their talent at Dartmo 16.44 (1998)

1998

At The Box Office with Critic Boy Craig Williams 16.44 (1998)

1998

Lakota Sioux dazzles crowd with ceremonial dance 16.44 (1998)

1998

Pee Shy Don’t Get Too Comfortable; 1998 Mercury Re 16.44 (1998)

1998

In Brief 16.44 (1998)

1998

SAB Scene 16.44 (1998)

1998

Comix 16.44 (1998)

1998

Week That Was, February 24-March 2, 1998, The 16.44 (1998)

1998

Men’s swimming and diving 16.44 (1998)

1998

Men’s basketball 16.44 (1998)

1998

Ice hockey 16.44 (1998)

1998

Women’s basketball 16.44 (1998)

1998

Seniors lead Corsairs to 13-3 win 16.44 (1998)

1998

Norton saves the day, clinches slim 72-72 win in L 16.44 (1998)

1998

UMD wins second straight LEC Tournament title, 81- 16.44 (1998)

1998

“Athlete of the Week” 16.44 (1998)

1998

[No Title Available] 16.44 (1998)

1998

March 12, 1998 Vol.44 Issue 17 16.44 (1998)

1998

Bridging the gap; Students and Housing take first 16.44 (1998)

1998

Are you at risk?; Part II in a series on campus se 16.44 (1998)

1998

Islam presentation emphasizes diversity 16.44 (1998)

1998

Eating Disorders Awareness Contest (In Brief) 16.44 (1998)

1998

Look Good… Feel Better (In Brief) 16.44 (1998)

1998

Safe Colleges for Gay and Lesbian Youth (In Brief) 16.44 (1998)

1998

UMD Labor Extension Program to sponsor Family and 16.44 (1998)

1998

Cabaret to be staged at Holy Famly-Holy Name Schoo 16.44 (1998)

1998

MASSPIRG Corner 16.44 (1998)

1998

And in this corner… (Letters to the Editor and Com 16.44 (1998)

1998

Computer shortage causes craziness (Letters to the 16.44 (1998)

1998

Sound and fury, The 16.44 (1998)

1998

Make a difference at the Women’s Resource Center ( 16.44 (1998)

1998

Caught Up bogged down in ennui (Arts & Entertainme 16.44 (1998)

1998

Wedding Singer takes the cake for corniness, The ( 16.44 (1998)

1998

At The Box Office with Critic-Boy Craig Williams T 16.44 (1998)

1998

Hepcat; Right on Time (In Review) 16.44 (1998)

1998

Courtney Pine; Underground (In Review) 16.44 (1998)

1998

Comix 16.44 (1998)

1998

Week That Was, March 3-9, 1998, The 16.44 (1998)

1998

Ice hockey 16.44 (1998)

1998

Men’s basketball 16.44 (1998)

1998

Men’s Track and Field 16.44 (1998)

1998

Women’s Track and Field 16.44 (1998)

1998

Is the media too tough on athletes? 16.44 (1998)

1998

Corsairs pick up two wins to reach ECAC finals 16.44 (1998)

1998

UMD hosts Ms. Editor-in-Chief 18.44 (1998)

1998

Ms. Editor traces links between racism, sexism 18.44 (1998)

1998

Asbestos discovered at UMD 18.44 (1998)

1998

R.A.D. teaches self-defense 18.44 (1998)

1998

Outing Club makes inroads on new path 18.44 (1998)

1998

Senate Sideline 18.44 (1998)

1998

Disabled student challenges administration, peers 18.44 (1998)

1998

MASSPIRG Corner 18.44 (1998)

1998

Conference to emphasize African/African-American s 18.44 (1998)

1998

Study reveals alcohol-violence correlation 18.44 (1998)

1998

Stop the bickering (Commentaries) 18.44 (1998)

1998

Open letter to Megan Tench (Commentaries) 18.44 (1998)

1998

Retort to “Open Letter” (Commentaries) 18.44 (1998)

1998

Foreign Minister will Present Gift to the Center f 18.44 (1998)

1998

UMD Labor Extension Program Sponsors Events (In Br 18.44 (1998)

1998

Aviation Club Visits New Bedford Airport (In Brief 18.44 (1998)

1998

Southeastern Massachusetts Manufacturing Partnersh 18.44 (1998)

1998

UMD Faculty Getting Published (In Brief) 18.44 (1998)

1998

Shopping For a Student Loan (In Brief) 18.44 (1998)

1998

Jeremy Fullam leads tap dancing craze into New Eng 18.44 (1998)

1998

At The Box Offce with Critic-Boy Craig Williams; T 18.44 (1998)

1998

SAB Scene 18.44 (1998)

1998

Theater News 18.44 (1998)

1998

Towa Tei Sound Museum (In Review) 18.44 (1998)

1998

In Brief 18.44 (1998)

1998

Comix 18.44 (1998)

1998

Long and memorable journey, A (A recap of the 1997 18.44 (1998)

1998

Week That Was, March 10-16, 1998, The 18.44 (1998)

1998

Men’s basketball 18.44 (1998)

1998

Women’s indoor track 18.44 (1998)

1998

UMD Sports Notes 18.44 (1998)

1998

UMD captures another ECAC hockey championship 18.44 (1998)

1998

“Athlete of the Week” 18.44 (1998)

1998

Easter Bunny invades UMD 19.44 (1998)

1998

Oscar winner, UMD alum returns to campus 19.44 (1998)

1998

Police don aprons for good cause 19.44 (1998)

1998

WORD ON CAMPUS: What do you think of the new Corsa 19.44 (1998)

1998

Organizations and bunny inspire Easter smiles 19.44 (1998)

1998

National Textile Center awards nearly $800,000 tow 19.44 (1998)

1998

Admissions office encourages recruitment; Scholars 19.44 (1998)

1998

Disability does not equal “disabled spokesperson” 19.44 (1998)

1998

Express yourself; Share your opinions on race (Let 19.44 (1998)

1998

And you complain there’s nothing to do… (Letters t 19.44 (1998)

1998

Sex, lies, and law (Letters to the Editor and Comm 19.44 (1998)

1998

Emperor is garment-challenged (or, “If he is naked 19.44 (1998)

1998

Charlton College of Business and Industry at UMD a 19.44 (1998)

1998

UMD Engineering Co-op starts second year (In Brief 19.44 (1998)

1998

Fitchburg State College offers graduate assistant 19.44 (1998)

1998

Peggy MacIntosh to speak on teaching methods and c 19.44 (1998)

1998

19th Annual Career Expo at UMD (In Brief) 19.44 (1998)

1998

April is Career Month (In Brief) 19.44 (1998)

1998

A-V Services to Circulate at a Central Location (I 19.44 (1998)

1998

UMD’s Eating Disorders Committee sponsors Eating D 19.44 (1998)

1998

April is Wellness Month at UMD (In Brief) 19.44 (1998)

1998

Free workshop for Graduate School Applicants (In B 19.44 (1998)

1998

“Women on Campus: Leading Ourselves” (In Brief) 19.44 (1998)

1998

Cat Adoption Day at Animal Advocates on Saturday A 19.44 (1998)

1998

In Review: Gibby Electric Avenue (Arts & Entertain 19.44 (1998)

1998

Cappadonna: The Pillage (Arts & Entertainment) 19.44 (1998)

1998

In Review: Gang Starr Moment of Truth (Arts & Ente 19.44 (1998)

1998

How Suite it is; UMD Theatre group delivers except 19.44 (1998)

1998

In Brief 19.44 (1998)

1998

Portuguese dance troupe to soar through area 19.44 (1998)

1998

Theater News 19.44 (1998)

1998

In Concert 19.44 (1998)

1998

Baker Books Events 19.44 (1998)

1998

Equestrian: Blombach wins regional title, advences 19.44 (1998)

1998

Men’s tennis: UMD opens 1998 with three consecutiv 19.44 (1998)

1998

Baseball: UMD bats remain hot as Corsairs post 5-0 19.44 (1998)

1998

Women’s track and field: Silva’s three first-place 19.44 (1998)

1998

Men’s track and field: Sousa and Garcia lead Corsa 19.44 (1998)

1998

Golf: Corsairs finish 21st at Yale Invitational go 19.44 (1998)

1998

Softball: UMD drops LEC double header to Southern 19.44 (1998)

1998

Women’s lax falls, 10-5 19.44 (1998)

1998

Men’s lacrosse nipped by Endicott, 16-15 19.44 (1998)

1998

Women’s lacrosse prevails, 14-13 in OT 19.44 (1998)

1998

“Athlete of the Week” 19.44 (1998)

1998

African/African-American Studies Conference raises 44.44 (1998)

1998

WORD ON CAMPUS: Do you feel that UMD Administrator 44.44 (1998)

1998

Recylcing begins anew on campus 44.44 (1998)

1998

Alcohol use and abuse—know the difference 44.44 (1998)

1998

House leaders urge tougher Administration stance o 44.44 (1998)

1998

UMD community invites young girls to experience th 44.44 (1998)

1998

MASSPIRG Corner 44.44 (1998)

1998

In Brief 44.44 (1998)

1998

Ani celebrates life with intimate evening of song 44.44 (1998)

1998

AT THE BOX OFFICE with Critic-Boy Craig Williams C 44.44 (1998)

1998

IN REVIEW: The Montague Love 44.44 (1998)

1998

Camerata to join UMD for choral festival 44.44 (1998)

1998

National Shakespeare Company to take the stage 44.44 (1998)

1998

IN BRIEF 44.44 (1998)

1998

Week That Was, April 6-April 13, 1998, The 44.44 (1998)

1998

Athletic Department News; Field improvement projec 44.44 (1998)

1998

Baseball: Ranked No. 4 in New England poll, Corsai 44.44 (1998)

1998

Softball: Corsairs continue to struggle, drop two 44.44 (1998)

1998

Women’s track and field: Silva and McDonald earn v 44.44 (1998)

1998

Equestrian: Mary Ellen Blombach finishes sixth in 44.44 (1998)

1998

Workers Memorial Day Road Race: Athletic Departmen 44.44 (1998)

1998

Men’s lacrosse: Wins over Salve Regina and Keene S 44.44 (1998)

1998

UMD Sports Notes 44.44 (1998)

1998

Women’s lax splits two road games 44.44 (1998)

1998

Women’s lax evens record after 10-8 win 44.44 (1998)

1998

Men’s tennis remains unbeaten and gears up for LEC 44.44 (1998)

1998

“Athlete of the Week” 44.44 (1998)

1998

Juniors brush their way into Dartmouth Gellery 22.44 (1998)

1998

Fall ’98 will bring computer cluster to dorms 22.44 (1998)

1998

Avalon welcomes piano temptress Tori Amos, The 22.44 (1998)

1998

WORD ON CAMPUS; Pictures, Posters or Promises: Wha 22.44 (1998)

1998

Dorms to house computer labs 22.44 (1998)

1998

Class of ’99 race heats up 22.44 (1998)

1998

Candidates state their positions (Letters to the E 22.44 (1998)

1998

UMD—a nice place to visit, but… (Commentary) 22.44 (1998)

1998

IN BRIEF 22.44 (1998)

1998

Tori gives concert of a lifetime at the Avalon (Ar 22.44 (1998)

1998

Creations on canvas; Junior Painting Exhibit opens 22.44 (1998)

1998

AT THE BOX OFFICE with Critic-Boy Craig Williams T 22.44 (1998)

1998

NEW MUSIC RELEASES 22.44 (1998)

1998

IN BRIEF 22.44 (1998)

1998

IN REVIEW: THE URGE Master of Styles 22.44 (1998)

1998

Women’s lax surges past Castleton, 18-11 22.44 (1998)

1998

“Athletes of the Week” 22.44 (1998)

1998

Men’s tennis escapes with 5-4 win to remain unbeat 22.44 (1998)

1998

Administration and Nursing faculty finalize future 23.44 (1998)

1998

Spring Week’s potential goes unrealized 23.44 (1998)

1998

National Shakespeare Company returns, The 23.44 (1998)

1998

Spirit Committee adds flavor to UMD 23.44 (1998)

1998

Campus cops demand pay raise 23.44 (1998)

1998

UMD establishes exchange with Azores 23.44 (1998)

1998

And the Winners are… 23.44 (1998)

1998

IN BRIEF 23.44 (1998)

1998

Let’s face it, acoustics aside, the Bosstones put 23.44 (1998)

1998

Few words with Dicky Barrett, A 23.44 (1998)

1998

(Royal) Crowning glory 23.44 (1998)

1998

You should have been there—Spring Week was a blast 23.44 (1998)

1998

Concerts spotlight UMD musical talent 23.44 (1998)

1998

Paula Cole fires up Providence performance 23.44 (1998)

1998

National Shakespeare Company dazzles a captive aud 23.44 (1998)

1998

IN REVIEW: Fu Manchu The Action Is Go 23.44 (1998)

1998

Curtis Mayfield Superfly-25th Anniversary Deluxe E 23.44 (1998)

1998

IN BRIEF 23.44 (1998)

1998

Schultz breaks 9-year homerun record in 8-2 win ov 23.44 (1998)

1998

Men’s tennis adds two shutouts to cap off undefeat 23.44 (1998)

1998

Week That Was, April 27-May 1, The 23.44 (1998)

1998

Softball: Corsairs score major upset to advance in 23.44 (1998)

1998

Baseball: Schultz hits five HRs in two games as Co 23.44 (1998)

1998

Women’s lacrosse: Corsairs eliminated from NEWLA p 23.44 (1998)

1998

Golf: Corsairs finish second at UMD Invitational 23.44 (1998)

1998

UMD Sports Notes 23.44 (1998)

1998

“Athlete of the Week” 23.44 (1998)

1998

Word on Campus 24.44 (1998)

1998

On your marks, get set… dig!; UMD renovates athlet 24.44 (1998)

1998

What more can I say? (Editorials) 24.44 (1998)

1998

Last words for the last days (Editorials) 24.44 (1998)

1998

Simply not good enough; An in-depth analysis of wh 24.44 (1998)

1998

Letter to the Editor: 24.44 (1998)

1998

In Brief 24.44 (1998)

1998

Seining off… It’s go time (Arts & Entertainment) 24.44 (1998)

1998

Now it’s my turn (Arts & Entertainment) 24.44 (1998)

1998

Kiss Me, Kate (Arts & Entertainment) 24.44 (1998)

1998

In Review: Tori Amos from the choirgirl hotel (Art 24.44 (1998)

1998

Wailers: The Complete Wailers 1972 Parts 1 & 24.44 (1998)

1998

Les Magnifique (Arts & Entertainment) 24.44 (1998)

1998

At The Box Office with Critic-Boy Craig Williams ( 24.44 (1998)

1998

Director Cube plays with himself in languid Club ( 24.44 (1998)

1998

In Review: Ben Neill Goldbug (Arts & Entertainment 24.44 (1998)

1998

In Brief (Arts & Entertainment) 24.44 (1998)

1998

Week That Was May 2-12, The 24.44 (1998)

1998

Sox are red hot, The 24.44 (1998)

1998

Final thoughts 24.44 (1998)

1998

Year in review, The (Corsair Sports) 24.44 (1998)

1998

“Athlete of the Week” 24.44 (1998)

1998

Welcome Back UMD 1.45 (1998)

1998

Finally the Morning After Pill Approved 1.45 (1998)

1998

Flowers Bloom to Conquer Gloom 1.45 (1998)

1998

Bigger Breasts Smaller Feet (Editorials) 1.45 (1998)

1998

So Anyway… (Editorials) 1.45 (1998)

1998

For Better or Worse (Editorials) 1.45 (1998)

1998

IN BRIEF 1.45 (1998)

1998

Dungeon and Beyond: An Arts and Entertainment Guid 1.45 (1998)

1998

IN REVIEW: Michelle Lewis Little Leviathan 1.45 (1998)

1998

Comedy Trio Breaks in Freshman Class 1.45 (1998)

1998

IN BRIEF 1.45 (1998)

1998

Comics 1.45 (1998)

1998

Week That Was, The 1.45 (1998)

1998

Cross Country: McDonald places third overall and C 1.45 (1998)

1998

Women’s soccer: UMD opens the season with 1-0 vict 1.45 (1998)

1998

UMD Sports Notes 1.45 (1998)

1998

Comeback Victory in Football Opener 1.45 (1998)

1998

UMD Tennis Clinches First Win 1.45 (1998)

1998

Corsairs Field Hockey Routs, Elms 9-0 1.45 (1998)

1998

Getting Wet & Wild with UMD’s Newest Program 5.45 (1998)

1998

Scholarships Available 5.45 (1998)

1998

Elvis is Kin at the Mixfest 5.45 (1998)

1998

Two Hours Past Midnight 5.45 (1998)

1998

IN BRIEF 5.45 (1998)

1998

“Fuddy Duddie” Upset with “Streetwise-Jargon” 5.45 (1998)

1998

UMD Professor Speaks Out 5.45 (1998)

1998

At the Box Office with Critic Boy: Antz (Arts & En 5.45 (1998)

1998

CD Snippets 5.45 (1998)

1998

Professor White’s International Film Series 5.45 (1998)

1998

IN BRIEF 5.45 (1998)

1998

UMD Blanks MIT, 33-0 Extends Win Streak to Five St 5.45 (1998)

1998

Corsairs Tied RI College, 4-4 in Weather-Plagued W 5.45 (1998)

1998

McDonald Leads Corsairs to 8th place at Albany Sta 5.45 (1998)

1998

Golfers Finish 15th in ECAC Golf Championships in 5.45 (1998)

1998

Nelson Keeps Busy in Goal During Pair of UMD Losse 5.45 (1998)

1998

Corsairs Post 3-3 Record Last Week to Remain One G 5.45 (1998)

1998

Two More Goals From Dorman lead Corsairs to Win ov 5.45 (1998)

1998

Men’s Soccer Falls to Keene 5.45 (1998)

1998

Patriots Pulverize Chiefs 40-10 5.45 (1998)

1998

Margaret Ulmer Speaks with Her Fingers 6.45 (1998)

1998

UMD Hosts First Ever Regional Summit 6.45 (1998)

1998

New Fraternity at UMass Dartmouth 6.45 (1998)

1998

Co-op at UMD Prepares Students? 6.45 (1998)

1998

IN BRIEF 6.45 (1998)

1998

Freshmen in the Face of Freedom 6.45 (1998)

1998

They Say I Write Too Loud 6.45 (1998)

1998

Mentorship Not Censorship (Letters to the Editor) 6.45 (1998)

1998

Student Questions Professionalism (Letters to the 6.45 (1998)

1998

‘F-Word,’ the Constitution and God, The (Letters t 6.45 (1998)

1998

Going…Going…but Not Gone 6.45 (1998)

1998

Word on Campus: Do you feel that there should be c 6.45 (1998)

1998

You’ll Be Better Off Reading Morrison’s Beloved (A 6.45 (1998)

1998

Catch Water Fire Before It’s Extinguished (Arts & 6.45 (1998)

1998

18th and 19th Century Music on Campus October 29 ( 6.45 (1998)

1998

Pump Up the Volume; Calisthenics for Energy…Air Ra 6.45 (1998)

1998

Professor White’s International Film Series (Arts 6.45 (1998)

1998

IN BRIEF 6.45 (1998)

1998

IN THEATER 6.45 (1998)

1998

Comics 6.45 (1998)

1998

Hanson Ties for High Point Rider as Corsairs Take 6.45 (1998)

1998

Dorman Leads Corsairs to Victory Over Babson and S 6.45 (1998)

1998

Jarquin Leads Corsairs to 11th Place Finish in Div 6.45 (1998)

1998

Corsairs Shutout Salve Regina, But Fall To Plymout 6.45 (1998)

1998

Wilson is LEC Player of the Week as Corsairs Take 6.45 (1998)

1998

UMD Captures CEC Crown 6.45 (1998)

1998

Patriots Left Jet-Lagged 6.45 (1998)

1998

Sports Notes 6.45 (1998)

1998

Corsairs Escape Nichols’ Threat 6.45 (1998)

1998

Men’s Soccer Edged Out By Plymouth State 6.45 (1998)

1998

Midnight Madness Rocks UMD 7.45 (1998)

1998

UMD Rallies for Education Candidate 7.45 (1998)

1998

Famous Poet Speaks against Exploitation 7.45 (1998)

1998

WORD ON CAMPUS: What would you like to see changed 7.45 (1998)

1998

Watch TV, Get Credits! 7.45 (1998)

1998

Penguins Invade Homecoming 7.45 (1998)

1998

Students Clean up on Make a Difference Day 7.45 (1998)

1998

Ex-Senator Tells All 7.45 (1998)

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Kwan Doe Club Displaced, Student Displeased, The ( 7.45 (1998)

1998

Student Club Perturbed by Lack of courtesy (Commen 7.45 (1998)

1998

Saving Daylight or Losing Your Groove (Commentarie 7.45 (1998)

1998

Quitcha Bitchin’ (Letters to the Editor) 7.45 (1998)

1998

Praising Megan Tench’s Free Speech (Letters to the 7.45 (1998)

1998

Student Applauds Megan Tench (Letters to the Edito 7.45 (1998)

1998

IN BRIEF 7.45 (1998)

1998

Date Rap Drug at UMD 7.45 (1998)

1998

Buddha Economics 7.45 (1998)

1998

WALKIN’ THE BEAT; UMD POLICE LOG 7.45 (1998)

1998

Artist Impressed by Great Depression 7.45 (1998)

1998

Booze, Barbecue, and a Bavarian Band Highlights Oc 7.45 (1998)

1998

Audible Crayons win Fight in the Campus Center (Ar 7.45 (1998)

1998

IN BRIEF 7.45 (1998)

1998

Professor White’s International Film Series (Arts 7.45 (1998)

1998

Let’s Do The Time Warp Again! Rocky Horror Is Bac 7.45 (1998)

1998

At the Box Office with Critic Boy This Week…Pleasa 7.45 (1998)

1998

In Review…Son Volt Wide Swing Tremolo (Arts & Ente 7.45 (1998)

1998

Night with Tori, A (Arts & Entertainment) 7.45 (1998)

1998

Comics 7.45 (1998)

1998

Artists’ Corner (Arts & Entertainment) 7.45 (1998)

1998

Corsairs Earn a 9-0 Victory Over Worcester State; 7.45 (1998)

1998

Wilson Leads the Corsairs to a Sixth-Place Finish 7.45 (1998)

1998

Corsair Cheerleaders Capture Top Honors at NCA Cha 7.45 (1998)

1998

Perry, Richardson and Hansen Earn First-Place Hono 7.45 (1998)

1998

Lane Earns Division III All-New England Honor as C 7.45 (1998)

1998

Intramural Corner 7.45 (1998)

1998

McDonald, Jarquin, Carson Earn All-LEC Honors as C 7.45 (1998)

1998

(Instant Replay) 7.45 (1998)

1998

Corsairs Dominate Framingham 3-0; Volleyball: (Ins 7.45 (1998)

1998

Corsairs Eliminated From LEC Tourney; Field hockey 7.45 (1998)

1998

UMass Dartmouth Comeback Falls Short; Women’s Socc 7.45 (1998)

1998

Ball Bounces the Wrong Way for UMD Tennis 7.45 (1998)

1998

Corsairs Attacked by the Bears 7.45 (1998)

1998

Corsairs Tarnish the Golden Bears 7.45 (1998)

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Patriots Lose Field Goal Bowl 1998 7.45 (1998)

1998

Corsairs Couldn’t Kick It Into Gear 7.45 (1998)

1998

Corsairs Wipe Out UMass Boston 7.45 (1998)

1998

Corsairs Pull It Off In Double O.T. 7.45 (1998)

1998

Professor Highlights Outstanding Black College Stu 8.45 (1998)

1998

Acting Saves Hatful’s Sagging Plot 8.45 (1998)

1998

Binge Drinking on Campus 8.45 (1998)

1998

WORD ON CAMPUS: Do you feel that Student Senate ad 8.45 (1998)

1998

UMD Presents Early Cinema: ‘His People’ 8.45 (1998)

1998

UMD Builds New Dorms 8.45 (1998)

1998

Nothing But the Real Facts Here (Commentary) 8.45 (1998)

1998

ON THE BEAT; POLICE LOG 8.45 (1998)

1998

At the Box Office with Critic Boy; The Week The Wa 8.45 (1998)

1998

Schubert Concert to Grace Campus (Arts & Entertain 8.45 (1998)

1998

Elvis Costello & Burt Bacharach Painted from Memor 8.45 (1998)

1998

DJ Alex Spurrier of WSMU Chats with the Cardigans 8.45 (1998)

1998

CD Snippets (Arts & Entertainment) 8.45 (1998)

1998

Juzt Nutz (Arts & Entertainment) 8.45 (1998)

1998

Professor White’s International Film Series (Arts 8.45 (1998)

1998

Sixth Annual Electronic Imaging Festival; Focus is 8.45 (1998)

1998

IN BRIEF 8.45 (1998)

1998

Comic 8.45 (1998)

1998

Dorman and Burrows Honored; Field Hockey: (Instant 8.45 (1998)

1998

Amy Wilson Selected to All-Star Team; Volleyball: 8.45 (1998)

1998

High School Super Bowl at UMD 8.45 (1998)

1998

Reed Finishes 48th at ECAC Race, Corsairs Place 21 8.45 (1998)

1998

Men’s Basketball to Host Portuguese National Junio 8.45 (1998)

1998

Seahawks Clip Corsairs for NEFC Title 8.45 (1998)

1998

Fans in Foxboro Fall Silent 8.45 (1998)

1998

Impulsive Engineering at UMD 9.45 (1998)

1998

Electronic Imaging Explores Student Talent 9.45 (1998)

1998

Dying to Diet: The Perfect Body 9.45 (1998)

1998

Scholarship Memorializes Commitment 9.45 (1998)

1998

Residence Life Happenings 9.45 (1998)

1998

News Briefs 9.45 (1998)

1998

Group VIers Demand Improvements Too 9.45 (1998)

1998

Underwear Run 9.45 (1998)

1998

Death of a Black Power: Kwame Ture 9.45 (1998)

1998

Walking the Beat…UMD Police Log 9.45 (1998)

1998

More Waistline…Less Hair 9.45 (1998)

1998

Good Decision, but Still Fined? 9.45 (1998)

1998

Conversations in Chris’ Brain 9.45 (1998)

1998

Swing Craze to Hit UMD (Arts & Entertainment) 9.45 (1998)

1998

Lolita:The Enchantment Hunters (Arts & Entertainme 9.45 (1998)

1998

At the Box Office with Critic Boy This Week…Meet J 9.45 (1998)

1998

Professor White’s International Film Series (Arts 9.45 (1998)

1998

In Brief (Arts & Entertainment) 9.45 (1998)

1998

WSMU FM91 Top 20 (Arts & Entertainment) 9.45 (1998)

1998

Comic (Arts & Entertainment) 9.45 (1998)

1998

Corsairs End Season on a High Note (Instant Replay 9.45 (1998)

1998

Hansen earns Two Second-Place Finishes (Instant Re 9.45 (1998)

1998

Sports Notes 9.45 (1998)

1998

This Week’s Schedule 9.45 (1998)

1998

Player Profile: Joe Nolan 9.45 (1998)

1998

Men’s Ice Hockey Opens Season with 3-0 Shutout 9.45 (1998)

1998

New England’s Play-off Hopes All but Dead 9.45 (1998)

1998

Rapp Highlights DNA Research 10.45 (1998)

1998

Student Drinking Threatens Public Safety…or Vice V 10.45 (1998)

1998

CITS Not Hooking-Up with Success 10.45 (1998)

1998

Residence Life Happenings 10.45 (1998)

1998

Walking the Beat…UMD Police Log 10.45 (1998)

1998

Students Exemplify Leadership through Charity 10.45 (1998)

1998

“Who’s On First” 10.45 (1998)

1998

Ecstasy, a Dangerous Drug of Choice? 10.45 (1998)

1998

Temptress (AIDS Awareness) 10.45 (1998)

1998

Hypocrisy 10.45 (1998)

1998

Word On Campus: What Do You Feel is the Most Signi 10.45 (1998)

1998

Senior Class Letter 10.45 (1998)

1998

CD Snippets 10.45 (1998)

1998

Bad Blood is a Bad Buy 10.45 (1998)

1998

IN BRIEF 10.45 (1998)

1998

THEATER NEWS 10.45 (1998)

1998

Professor White’s International Film Series 10.45 (1998)

1998

Egan leads Corsairs to Huge Victory 10.45 (1998)

1998

Corsairs Advance to Babson Tourney Finals; Ice hoc 10.45 (1998)

1998

Kelsey and Berger Can’t Save the Day; Women’s bask 10.45 (1998)

1998

UMD Lances Worcester 10.45 (1998)

1998

Last-Minute Comebacks Boost Pats 10.45 (1998)

1998

Sports Notes 10.45 (1998)