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Thursday, October 7, 2004

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• Tuition spike is burden on students, but officials deem it necessary
• College debt: a mixed blessing or financial burden
• Students get wise, condomize; put safe sex practices in motion
• Seniors take the first steps toward graduation
• Students impact community through service learning programs
• Sorority does service with a smile
• Voter registration drives flourish on campus but with little student response
• Child advocate for school board race says children's needs come first
• DU alumna stays course in contested judge race
• Local scene takes in presidential debates; its theatrics and its substance
• Pre-school teacher says she has the energy needed to shake up school board
• Veteran law enforcer plans to use experience to win sheriff run-off
• Tulane tops Florida A&M at home game

Dillard News

• "Beaucoup" words equal "beaucoup" meanings
• Getting down to business, students set up shop
• New students adapt to their new home on campus
• University theatre kicks off season
• Frye is no stranger to Dillard
• Dillard grad relishes in the arts
• Ask Karmen
• Breakdown threaten but Dillard garners another victory
• Athletic Spotlight: Candice Hairston
• HBCU All-Star football Classic is coming to town

Opinions

• The Diva Speaks
• Election 18 Questions
• Student gives commander in chief grim report

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