Monday, April 14, 2008

News

• Ferencz: Attacks on Iraq go against Nuremberg
• Stereotypes strain French relations, speaker explains
• Metro calendar
• Campus brief
• Metro brief
• Eco-Week focuses on environment
• National brief
• International brief
• SUNY students take on FDA blood policy
• UF prof sues Web site over copyright
• SG senate passes Bill of Rights
• Corps dig to return to Lot 18
• Sheen advocates for activism, opposition to war

The Scene

• 'Joe's' brings jukebox to stage
• World calls, but home is sweet
• Review: Local spot dishes up conscientious grub
• Pixies' hooks shape generation
• 'Waltz' finds feet in love, expectations
• 'Death' strings cello into dark, expressive sound
• Stay stylish: Dude, where's my fashion?: Spring trends for men
• Just for the health of it: Smaller portions tip scale in favor
• Critics neglect docs on modern rock bands

Opinions

• Staff Editorial: Digging for real answers
• Capitol blues: Outrage: The Dems' foremost motivator
• Common sense: SAT works, but not everyone can win
• Correction for April 10, 2008

Sports

• Alum Caccavale opts out of MLS play
• Hallinan and Lilley victorious in 1500m
• Lacrosse crushes HC Crusaders, wins 17-10

Photos

• Relay for Life
• Parade celebrates cherry blossoms
• Hot spot on a hot day
• SPEAKING FOR THE FALLEN

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