Silhouette

Thursday, April 24, 2003

Front Page

• Projected $1 million in budget cuts results in non-renewal of five faculty
• Four compete to speak at graduation
• Breakaway magazine wins All-Kansas award

News Digest

• Electricity restored to parts of Baghdad; hostilities continue throughout region
• Bottled water flooding market; popularity second only to beer
• ON RECORD
• OUR VIEW

Opinion

• Preservation of academic freedom
• Readers Sound Off
• Letter to the Editor
• Letters to the Editor
• Should teachers be coaches/coaches be teachers?

Campus

• Survivors to give students hope in real-life problems
• Annual Kids' College to 'magnify fun in summer'
• PTK's project graduation reduces illiteracy, hunger
• Martin places in top 10 at international competition
• Big Brothers Big Sisters sponsor Bowl for Kids' Sake

News

• Forensics, debate compete at nationals
• Choir, band departments to host the year's final concert May 6
• Earth Day hampered by adverse weather for third consecutive year
• Area high schools to visit campus May 1

Lifestyles

• Hope For A Better Future
• Hope for a better future
• 'Mousetrap' trapped

Silhouette Sports

• Pitching Perfection
• Busters rise to sixth place in Jayhawk West conference
• Desire to win lifts youthful Royals to top of AL Central
• Nease triumphs over eye injury, returns to field after one week

Sports

• Don't step on a crack... you might break an athlete's luck
• Busters compete with tracksters across the country
• Barone finds new opportunity at Illinois State
• Five-on-five still competitive through the weeks
• Peek leads women to second place finish at SWOSU
• Brasel welcomes two additions to the 2003-2004 basketball team

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