Some Thoughts on Defensive Strategy
From Darfur to Super Bowl, students use Facebook groups to cause change
A turn for the better
Ramadan fasting teaches Muslims many American virtues
A Seacoast for Bolivia: Realistic and Idealistic Possibilities
Tiny college earns big reputation: Alverno known for results, rather than grades
Hobart Wins Kraus-Simmons, 9-8; Orange fall to 1-4
Auburn crows move to nearby campus
Clinton looking forward to Hall induction
An artist living at a senior living community doesn't need a canvas to create art. What's left of his breakfast will do.
Liver donor returns gift of life to her mother
Big 30 grads are making a mark in college football
Statesmen bounce back, pound Union on boards
Fundraising for Oregon Teachers Faces Criticism

13 WHAM-TV, Rochester, N.Y.
Most Colleges Still Want SATs

ABC News
Double whammy causes mass extinctions
Honoring Bright Ideas: 20 Inventors Inducted to National Hall of Fame
Location, Location, Education
Featuring Madeleine Korbel Albright
Screen Test: Bush Nominees Face Invasive Vetting Process

About Boston
Boston's Wealthiest People

Academic Impressions
Academic Impressions Daily News

Access North Georgia, Gainesville, Ga.
Knitting groups help ease stress for busy students, young professionals

ace usa
ACE USA Appoints Geoffrey M. Hall as Senior Vice President, Construction

Advocate, Los Angeles, Calif.
Tough times at the HRC
Remembering Jesse: The archconservative's planned retirement marks the end of painful antigay era in Congress
Life outside the ghetto

Advocate-South, Williamstown, Mass.
Non-traditional drawing class to be held at Berkshire Artisans

Airtides newsletter
CAP Region Staff College held at McGuire NCO Academy

Akron Beacon Journal, Akron, Ohio
Illinois Wesleyan University president dies of cancer

Albany Times Union
Creeping Federal Control of Education
Test system suffers from doing too much too fast
Standardized Tests Have Important Role to Play

Albany Times Union, Albany, N.Y.
High failure rate a result of new math curriculum

Albany Times Union, Albany, NY
The Learning Curve

Alden Advertiser
Sally's Scraps

AlJazeerah
Ramadan fastings

All Africa.com
Women in the New Millennium: The Global Revolution

American Executive Magazine
Corporate Spotlight

American History Magazine
“Evacuation Day: New York City’s Forgotten Past”

American Medical News, Chicago, Ill.
Experts examine value of buying a hybrid car

AmeriCorps National Civilian Community Corps newsletter
The Afterlife----Profiles of NCCC Alumni

Anniston Star, Anniston, Ala.
As talk of war with Iraq mounts, prices creep up higher

Arizona Daily Star
Drug-alcohol disconnect

Arlington Advocate, Arlington, Mass.
Letter: A child's life is saved at Thompson School

Art Daily
Oberlin College Names New Director Of Allen Memorial

Artvoice, Buffalo, N.Y.
The Great Wind Debate

AScribe, Gettysburg, Pa.
College Students Lend Spring Break Energy to Hurricane Relief Efforts
College Students to Flood Gulf Coast With Youthful Energy This Spring

Associated Press
Hillary Rodham Clinton is Democrat waiting in the wings
Knitting Groups Give Women Chance to Bond
Two West Point cadets among 32 Rhodes Scholars winners
Sen. Clinton, banker team up to promote upstate economic development
Laura Houghton, Matriarch of Corning Family and Philanthropist, Dies at 102
Host of 'Mister Rogers' Neighborhood' dies at 74
Oil Market Braces for Possible Iraq War
China Communist Party Lacks Women
Judy Collins to give Hobart baccalaureate address
Parents, students rethink college picks after attacks
Fossils of Giant Dinosaur Found
Mrs. Clinton Finalizes Senate Plans
Sculptures unveiled

Association of American Colleges and Universities
From Where I Sit: Title IX is about Choices

Athletic Management Magazine
Q&A with Susan Bassett

Atlantic Monthly
Who Needs Harvard?

Attard Communications, Inc., Centereach, N.Y.
The Campus Concepts Story

Auburn (N.Y.) Citizen
Hits and Misses
Dennis earns ESPN academic honor
Lax lovers
Liberty League honors Feane again
Hobart wins as Feane scores 16
Liberty League honors Feane again
Feane honored as Athlete of the Week
League honors Hobart's Feane
Sports wrap
Herons to play first playoff game Friday
Soccer squad heads to playoffs
Herons win in OT: Dennis ties mark
Gridley earns all-league honors
Dennis named Player of the Year
Dennis makes All-Academic team
Sports Wrap
Dennis named player of the week
Auburn lacrosse at top of its game

Auburn Citizen
Feane is named All-East

Auburn Citizen, Auburn, N.Y.
Passing on gas
Creating the statue of ‘When Anthony met Stanton’

Australian, Sydney, Australia
Why are the Indonesians so worried?

AZCENTRAL.com
10 million young people voted Tuesday

Badger Herald, Madison, Wis.
Wanted: a more positive approach to preventing binge-drinking

Baltimore Business Journal
Sports director tapped for Sinclair's centralized news

Baltimore Business Journal, Baltimore, Md.
City's Marinalife makes waves in yacht-Web tech

Baltimore Sun
Austin F. Schmidt III, 64, lacrosse coach
Bid to go private has a public side

Baltimore Sun, Baltimore, Md.
Dorm decor drives sales
Maryland News - Josh White, named campaign manager
Even in winter, ice cream’s a treat
Examining the Pull of the Poll

Baltimore Sun.com
Worcester Co. educator wins state award

Bangor (Maine) Daily News
Player of the week

Bangor (ME) Daily News
College Notebook

Bangor Daily News, Bangor, Maine
Rowe lauds efforts to cut teen drinking

Barre-Montpelier Times Argus, Barre, Vt.
Inconsistency on gay marriage issue doesn’t hurt Dean

Baseline Magazine
A Year in the Life of a Greeting Card

Bay Windows, Boston, Mass.
New book examines the history of gay rights movement and its interaction with the Christian Right

Beacon Villager, Concord, Mass.
Circuitous route leads former lobbyist to ArtSpace

Bellingham Herald, Bellingham, Wash.
Source of Life

Berkshire Eagle
Gray studied abroad in Vietnam

Billerica Minuteman, Concord, Mass.
A town's sporting spirit

Bond Buyer
Pataki Proposes a Capital Plan for Private College Construction

Booknotes
The Mold in Dr. Florey’s Coat: The Story of the Penicillin Miracle

Boston Globe
Babson finally nets new athletics chief
Giants reach injury settlement with Jim Miller
Medfield's McCarthy sees more ice time at Hobart
Pandolfo's goal sends Lowell past Dartmouth
FINGER LAKES: Vineyards, lakes, trails offer variety

Boston Globe, Boston, Mass.
Father Drinan was our unfailing champion
Civic vision at Tufts
Training a discerning eye on Arab economic collapse
Friend leads search to fill ticket
House works
GOP asks big givers to back campaign
Some Look For Hope Beyond Courtroom
A Once Great Industry on the Brink
Embattled Scouts struggle to maintain funding, ideology
Rainbow warriors
Looking Beyond Academia
Politicians Resurface in Academia
The promise of citizen service

Boston Herald, Boston, Mass.
As usual, a good year to be rich

Boston Herald.com
What’s she driving at?

Boston Magazine
This Man Is Building a $1 Billion Construction Empire

Boston.Internet.com, Boston, Mass.
Colleges Help IT Firms Pass Recession Test

Brattleboro Reformer
Monks create sand mandala in meditation room in Putney

Break for News
'Bush and the Culture of Cruelty'

Bridges
Adventures in Children's Literature

Brighton-Pittsford Post, Pittsford, N.Y.
Pataki’s State of the State speech scores well

Brookings Institution, Washington, D.C.
Open Letter to President Bush and Congress Transcript

Bryce Capital Management, Rochester, N.Y.
Nelson Information Ranks Bryce Capital Management As A 'World's Best' Equity Manager

Bucks County (PA) Courier Times
CR-North grad excels in two sports

Bucks County Courier Times
Young enjoying two-sport role

Bucks County Courier Times, Bucks County, Pa.
Young enjoying two-sport role

Bucks County Courier Times, Levittown, Pa.
Young author self-publishes novel

Buffalo (N.Y.) News
Willy doubtful against Wisconsin
Canisius no match for powerful Hobart
Home contest against Hobart could be defining game
UB puts home win streak on line
OT loss ends UB women's streak at four
Resetarits leads Albany into NCAAs

Buffalo News
The campus thing

Buffalo News, Buffalo, N.Y.
Tokasz to lead local office of lobbying firm
SAT becoming less important
Subject: Is wind power a legitimate solution to high energy costs?
Coming of Age (98) as published poet
Fill it up - with hydrogen
Clinton forms nonprofit group to generate jobs
Holocaust survivor shares story
Born To Heal
How is Bush doing?
Hats off to teachers

Burlington (Vt.) Free Press
College Honor Roll
College Honor Roll
College Honor Roll
Hobart bounces Norwich
Panthers prepare for semi

Burlington (Vt.) Free-Press
Panthers claim Classic
College field hockey
Panthers ready for NCAAs

Burlington Free Press, Burlington, Vt.
School Board chooses new Edmunds Middle School principal

Business 2.0 magazine
Now Hiring: Your Old Company

Business First, Buffalo, N.Y.
Downstate dominates state's political arena

Business History Review
Book Review: Building Gotham: Civic Culture and Public Policy in New York City, 1898-1938

Business Journal
People On The Move

Business Journal Central New York, Syracuse, N.Y.
Kitchens a Science at Case Supply

Business Times, Singapore
Get your priorities right
Indonesia faces test of democracy

Business Week
Investing: Big Risk On Campus
An Endurance Test For Japanese Carmakers
A Sneak Preview of Campus Life

Business Week on-line
Investing: Big Risk on Campus

Business Wire on-line
Proskauer Rose Names Six New Partners & Three Senior Counsel

Campus Career Counselor magazine
'Pathways' leads students through a four-year plan

Campus Technology Magazine
Bankrolling IT Infrastructure

Canadian Press
DRUNK STUDENT STEREOTYPE NOT ACCURATE: STUDY
Study reveals misconceptions about student drinking patterns

Canandaigua (N.Y.) Daily Messenger
Decided Finger Lakes feel at Hobart
SU nips Hobart, 13-12
WNBA player Olympia Scott-Richardson gets the job

Cape Cod Chronicle
Chatham to Vietnam: Student experiences life abroad

Cape Codder
Fellowship of Reconciliation marks 25 anniversary

Cape Codder, brewster, Mass.
Salo-Barbieri

Capital Times, Madison, Wis.
Dave Zweifel: We forget real winners of Cold War
Michael P. Haines: Social norms approach could reverse UW's party school status

Castine Patriot, Castine, Maine
Experts Lay Out New Approach to Reduce Teen Drinking

Catholic Courier
Four honored for service
Hume Sees Permanent Irish Peace

Catholic Courier, Rochester, N.Y.
Kids find reading, writing can be fun

CATO Institute, Washington D.C.
Alcohol Report Anomaly

CBC Radio's The Current
Homeland Security Student

CBS Sunday Morning
Framing A New Season

CCNews.com
A New Theory For Mass Extinctions

CFO Magazine
Credit Watch

Charlotte (N.C.) Observer
Sun staves off Storm in opener

Chautauquan Daily, Chautauqua Institution, Chautauqua, N.Y.
Service should be part of everday life, Speaker says

Chelmsford Independent
DeRosa receives scholarship

Chemical and Engineering News, Washington, D.C.
Success Stories: ACS Scholars Include 2004 Rhodes Recipient

Chemistry, American Chemical Association, Washington, D.C.
From the Desk of the Executive Director

Chicago Public Radio's Odyssey
Gay Politics

Chicago Tribune
50 BEST MAGAZINES

Chicago Tribune, Chicago, Ill
Susan Sarandon's `incredible sense of loneliness'

Chicago Tribune, Chicago, Ill.
Lots of tough talk, but not much action
Makeup of fund boards draws increasing criticism
Military loses able recruits with gay rule
Ad makes plea for reforms; Ex-Cabinet officials want appointment process simplified

China Daily, Beijing, China
Monkey King opera crowned a success in America

Christian Science Monitor
'Social norms' strategy aims to tame bullying

Christian Science Monitor, Boston, Mass.
A drubbing for same-sex marriage
Ballot wars over same-sex marriage
Romney rides volatile issue onto US stage
Critical thinking in the former Soviet bloc
Party time for weary candidates
What If Everyone In The U.S. Had To Vote?

Chronicle of Higher Education
Another College Chooses to Make SAT Optional for Applicants
Writes of Passage
Between College and Combat
Anthropological Association to Honor 10 Scholars
Tuition-Discounting Rates Remain Level, Study Finds, Despite Increases at Some Colleges
Recession and Reality Set In at Private Colleges
Destination Unknown
High Volume and High Jinks
He's Got Mail

Chronicle of Higher Education, Washington, D.C.
The Political Opinions Held by American Professors
Nobel Prizes Awarded in Peace and in Economics
Pioneering Scientist, Environmental Activist, and Advocate for Women in Kenya Wins Nobel Peace Prize
Studies Find 'Social Norms' Strategy Reduces Drinking at Colleges
Students Team Up for a Course on Ancient Sports
On Librarians' Nightstands
Colleges Use Peer Pressure to Encourage Healthy Behavior
Sculpture Honors Elizabeth Blackwell

Chronicle of Higher Education, Washinton, D.C.
Major Help or Major Harm?

Citizen, Auburn, N.Y.
Groton Testing Just the Beginning
March on Albany points out ‘years of inaction’
Troops aren't being sent to build sand castles, professor says

Citizen-Times, Asheville, N.C.
Festival features choreography by men, performed by men
High fuel prices put a hurting on businesses
YMI Cultural Center to host exhibit exploring race

City Newspaper, Rochester, N.Y.
Getting back to nature

City Pulse TV, Toronto
Reality Check

Clarkson Integrator, Potsdam, N.Y.
Tough weekend for Women's B-ball
CU Men's Basketball holds off Hamilton, falls to Hobart
Women Play William Smith Hard to the End

Cleveland Plain Dealer, Cleveland, Ohio
Minor Myers Jr., educator, historian
Stull makes big play to key Blue Streaks' win

CNET News.com, San Francisco, Calif.
Network tool reins in music downloads

CNN
Second-largest dinosaur found in Egypt
Frequent binge drinking rises

CNY Radio
Public radio ratings released

Coalition of Glass Collectors and Artists
David Leight: Rain

Cohasset Mariner, Marshfield, Mass.
Deer Hill teacher spreads her love of literature to students

College Journal
Pay Outlook Is Bright For Liberal-Arts Grads

College News.org
The Liberal Arts are Thriving

College Squash Association
Trinity Wins Exciting Finals over Harvard; Hobart beats odds but falls short against Williams

Collegenews.org
The Liberal Arts in America and the Globe: This Old World Just Keeps Spinning Around

Community College Journal
The College Presidency: Player or Spectator?

Community Leader
Community Character

Computerworld
The Next Chapter

Computerworld, Australia
Taking the threat out of IP voice

Concord Monitor, Concord, N.H.
Hunter takes shot at running his own business

Connecticut Post
Advancing Women

Contra Costa Times.com
Experts: Schools need new strategies to fight alcohol abuse

Coral Gables Gazette, Coral Gables, Fla.
Let the Shopping Begin!

Cornell Chronicle
Service learning is the focus of a faculty symposium

Cornell Chronicle, Ithaca, N.Y.
Diversity abounds at debate of 'alternative' party candidates

Cornell Daily Sun, Ithaca, N.Y.
Diversity Dialogue
Guatemalan Lectures on Genocide

Cornell Sun, Ithaca, N.Y.
'Cornell Minds Matter' Holds First General Meeting

Cortland Standard
Marathon schools surpass

Cosmo Girl Magazine
Cosmo Girl Magazine

Cosmo GIRL!
50 Best Colleges 2005

Cosmos Magazine
New theory for mass extinctions

Council on Independent Colleges and Universities
The Honorable Rodney P. Frelinghuysen

Counterpunch Magazine
Defender of the Jewish State; Denier of Palestinian Misery

CounterPunch magazine, Petrolia, Calif.
A Line in the Sand
So, Who's to Blame?
Torture, Incorporated
Just Change the Channel
Its Location is not the Point
Bush's Tinker-Toy Ideology

Courier-Gazette, Newark, N.Y.
T.I.C. Dinner is January 22

Courier-Post
Little things can bust your college budget

Courier-Post, Camden, N.J.
Never alone in the net

Courier-Post, Cherry Hill, N.J.
Ex-Haddonfield star Brad Wilby, 25, dies

CTV, Canada
Study finds students hitting books, not booze
Study suggests college students not drinking as much as they think

D3football.com
Around the East
Around the East
Sprinting to the top
Bell waiting for a call
Here's what we'd like to see
What we're not talking about
Statesmen stun Engineers in fourth quarter
Who are these unbeaten teams?

D3Hoops.com
ANOTHER NEW FACE
Corbett reaches 1,000 rebounds

Daily Camera
Political presidents

Daily Camera, Boulder, Colo.
CU beefs up its orientation

Daily Gazette, Schenectady, N.Y.
Student: Vietnam is a place to learn Scotia collegian returns for second visit

Daily Messenger
Robots Festival at Hobart
New middle school principal at Whitman
Vigils, services, motorcades mark grim anniversary
Clinton pledges new plan for Finger Lakes
Interpretive center won't open after all
Columnist Shows Homophobic Bias
Area residents, students to bear Olympic torch
Student sees Sept. 11 through British eyes
Fire damages college dorm
Local man helps unearth dinosaur
Sen. Hillary Clinton discusses economic development
Student's work breaks ground for allergy sufferers
Lecturer explores technology, science, gender in ‘2001’
You Hold Out Hope

Daily Messenger, Canandaigua, N.Y.
Late Syracuse surge stops Hobart upset bid
Get a guide to the Internet bazaar
Three Kings Day: Bringing Diverse People Together
Monroe County sports briefs
College Notebook
College Notebook
College Notebook
Statesmen make statement
Victor grad leads Niagara
Local twist to storied gridiron rivalry
College notebook
College notebook
CA grad Aruck honored
Whitman grad helping new football program
'Complex and complicated'
Statesmen resilient in season opener
Pigskin pundits like Hobart
A dim future for an old standby
Study finds hormone in Seneca Lake streams
Ancient soil yields the latest on grapes
'We've still got really good water'
It turns out lake-effect misery is often produced right in the neighborhood.
Schumer slams proposed college-aid cuts
Sorry to see him go
Questions Alito didn't answer (and why they are important)
'No way they can rebuild'
Is our fuelish era at an end?
Winging it west?
Pataki's speech scores well
Ought oh -- we don't have a name for this decade yet
Same campus, same drive - different eras
Victor's Heath running for SU
A deep, dark look at global warming
Keeping a close eye on the lake
MLK celebrations, closings set for Monday
Herons name permanent coach
Reject mean-spirited view of U.S. aid
Cheers and Jeers
Think 'green' in choosing power supplier
Going with the flow
With higher education come higher costs
'Not So Fast': Revisiting Ronald Reagan
Pinched!
Clock chaos
College student does some lucrative writing
Americans in Haiti
The return of Tommy the Traveler
Waste not, want not
Judge discusses Martin Luther King
The right chemistry for Oxford
Surveillance in the stacks
Young father killed in head-on collision
We Remember
Hospital wing just about set
Exchange students get lesson in being an American
Bats can see — but how well?
Sculptor and Professor A. E. Ted Aub
Booth fired up for Rochester debut
Big head start for valedictorian
Drugs, alcohol less common than kids think
Late goal lifts Loyola over Hobart
The West Wing: Reality TV?
Hobart students get refresher in Basic Ethics 101
Free speech vs. graffiti
In memory
SU surge sinks Statesmen
U.S., U.N. have future together
At War — Speeches on the steps
At War: Unintended consequences?
'Iraq is a big threat — baloney'
Local response: 'Keep it going'
Trombone player returns to his old stomping grounds
Forget lengthy rehearsals — these are jazz people
Jazz musician's father knew best
The mess in Israel dissected
Something's in the wind — and it will mean clean, renewable energy here
Windmills stir up student enthusiasm
Students step into wind farm fray
Cheers and Jeers
The Finger Lakes Institute
Geneva project to get $1 million from state
Students studying Seneca Lake
Professors' talk show goes national
Colleges get supercomputer grant
Everybody was very stunned and somber
Clintons due in Geneva this weekend
Dinosaur discoverer to speak
Bulb shedding new light
Albright to receive Elizabeth Blackwell Award
Local man advises Bush on energy
Former Clinton aide speaks in Geneva
First lady stresses public service in area visit

Daily Messenger, Candandaigua, N.Y.
Kerwick to coach U.S. squad

Daily News
Friends, family salute McAllisters

Daily News, New York, N.Y.
Rhodes to success

Daily Orange, Syracuse, N.Y.
Letter to the editor: Fans fail to support lacrosse team
Feeding the beast
Sorry state: Hobart captures Kraus-Simmons Trophy for 1st time in 20 years
Despite 1-4 record, SU pledges to keep focus, recover from slump
Sloppy play, missed opportunities sully SU's hopes
SU good enough, barely

Daily Pennsylvanian, Philadelphia, Pa.
Dignitaries officially welcome pres. to role
Anti-drinking ads fail, study says

Daily Record, Rochester, N.Y.
‘Transition’ Is Goal of Project at Hobart and William Smith

Daily Star Online
O-State 0-1-1 at tourney

Daily Star, Oneonta, N.Y.
Miller looks to improve finances
Hartwick may pick Miller

Daily Tar Heel, Chapel Hill, N.C.
College drinking is overestimated, says study
Bush stance on marriage could spur both parties

Daily Times, Salisbury, Md.
Tsunami help extends from Shore

Dallas Morning News, Dallas, Texas
Talking Tolkien

Delta-Sky.com
Tipple Play, How Alcoholic Spirits Do Their Work

Democracy Now
African Ecologist & Activist Wangari Maathai Awarded 2004 Nobel Peace Prize
Daughter of 2004 Nobel Peace Prize Winner Wangari Maathai Discusses her Mother, Kenya and the Environment

Democracy Now!
Nobel Peace Laureate Wangari Maathai on the Environment, the War in Iraq, Debt and Women's Equality

Democrat & Chronicle
Ex-judge returns to Nixon Peabody
To keep young people in city, enable them to build its future
MCC star Hornfeck is NJCAA Player of the Year
Victor's Hessney will redshirt at Vermont due to injury
Colleges: Eight from Brockport go to nationals

Democrat & Chronicle, Geneva, N.Y.
College honor roll

Democrat & Chronicle, Rochester, N.Y.
College Notebook
Open ice closing at Hobart
College honor roll
College notebook
Furman helps RIT set a school record with 10th win of season
Mapes brothers headed to Rochester lacrosse Hall
MCC women win twice in a day for second time
College results, schedule
Week's best
College honor roll
College Notebook
College Notebook
Fisher, Hobart earn NCAA berths
Football teams facing pivotal battles to keep their NCAA hopes alive
College: Week's best
Outdoors digest
Area football capsules
Area college honor roll
Mizro's TD pass gives Hobart win over Alfred
College notebook
College honor roll
Hobart 30, Merchant Marine 19
Week's best
College Notebook
Honor roll
College notebook
College notebook
Lynch breaks Brockport's rushing record
College notebook
Area college football previews
Mizro throws late touchdown pass as Hobart rallies for victory
Area college roundup
Zeppetella's goal gives Fisher victory
Browns fans aren't going to forget Fiss
New mix ushers in new optimism for Rattlers
College Notebook
College Notebook
College Notebook
Irondequoit honors its original lacrosse team
Hobart extends SU lacrosse slump to four games
Hobart hockey revved up for first Final Four appearance
Playing outdoors, Hobart hockey leaves opponents out in the cold
William Smith uses defense to surprise Fisher in opener
High-flying Fisher will test defense of William Smith
Fisher women's basketball snubbed by Division III polls
Taylor makes successful jump from MCC star to Division I
Outdoors digest
Fisher will rename court for Wanzer
College Notebook
Dahlman (Marist), Brown (Pitt) are in starting five
Bach scores big in soccer recognition
Hobart rallies, then loses on late TD
Area college football previews
Area college football previews
RIT's weary Guimond shares record
Mizro extends Hobart tradition at QB
College sailors make waves
UR men seek automatic berth in Division III soccer playoffs
Hobart 42, Coast Guard 13
Gilbert finds niche by leading crew
Heroes abound in Brockport soccer
Fisher, Ithaca meet in early showdown
Nazareth coach Daley won't let heart attack keep him off court
Week's best
Hot tickets
Blais scores winning goal for Fisher
Division III football preview
Outdoor digest: Two sailing titles for Hobart & William Smith
Outdoor digest: Coed sailors finish first
A fantastic run for Turner
Hobart's Bell rings bells
Hobart lacrosse lets SU slip off the hook
Improved Hobart is ready for Syracuse
Underdog William Smith takes on Bowdoin
William Smith defeats Oswego
Area college basketball: 3 teams seek success in NCAAs
Lacrosse preview
Area teams chase NCAAs
Scott-Richardson promoted
Letters to the Editor: Hobart team first Division I in area
Cristofori, Fox named All-Americans
Area college football: Fisher, Hobart lose in NCAA playoffs
Area college football: Mizro's patience pays dividends for Hobart
Fisher, Hobart to play at home
Cardinals host Springfield in Empire 8 showdown
Late goal gives Brockport a soccer victory
Fisher suffers reversal of fortune - a last-play loss
Colleges: Nazareth selects coach
Colleges: Area lax teams stick around for playoffs
Colleges: Walters makes short list for lacrosse's top award
A hard-working MVP
Colleges: Van Arsdale happy to be with Irish
Statesmen hockey moves on to NCAAs
Area teams battle for NCAAs
Summitt headlines luncheon
Putting the wind back in her sails
O'Hara named Rattlers coach
Brockport juniors make mark in soccer
Schifano tastes victory in college
Honor roll
Honor roll
Local College Football Preview
Rattlers coach leaving for ND
Ikle leads U.S. to gold
Hot Rattlers KO Barrage
Rattlers draft seven players
William Smith bounced out
College lacrosse roundup
College lacrosse: Herons advance to NCAA quarterfinals
No. 5 Syracuse tops rival Hobart
'Lucky' Hobart plays hungry Syracuse
Area colleges: Bogosian's six goals lift Hobart in lacrosse
Colleges: Corbett powers Hobart's victory
College soccer: Wheatland-Chili 's Cornwell named best in Div. III
Colleges: Herons' Belden seeks Triple Crown

Democrat and Chronicle
Douse the words that ignite genocide
John Mohawk dies at age 61
Letter to the Editor
Regatta welcomes collegians all aboard Rochester
SAT blues
N.Y. grads below average on SAT
Finger Lakes study says boats leave high level of gasoline behind
Musical thriller to be staged with local talent
2 funds lure young investors
Jazz guitarist Manetta dies
Brockport professor's videography offers a glimpse of the area institution at 100 years
UR leader wraps up tenure
Deal at Braddock Bay keeps more land green
Dance series serves as a showcase for young talent
Colleges give final lessons - Seniors learn etiquette, job-hunting skills
Some forgo beach to help others
Regional Trends to be analyzed
Gifts to area's colleges top $105 million in 2003
'Fog of War' to be screened
Living your life - solutions
Our environment: Draw all stakeholders into protecting Finger Lakes
Brockport soccer stars keep smashing record
Electoral College Not Complex
Peace activism swells with renewed vigor
Bill adds gleam to Finger Lakes
New ranking buffs local colleges' stars
Local 9/11 remembrances
Student retention rates get the old college try
Geneva colleges to honor '58 grad
College freshmen are off and reading
Into the Wind
Colleges' nest eggs shrinking
Competition for college heats up
Colleges introduce 'Real World 101'
Undergrads take class on 9-to-5 life
Wariness affects studies abroad
America must understand land, people of Afghanistan
Candle is blamed in dorm Fire
Faces of today's freshmen mostly familiar and female
Colleges expand study of Vietnam
Xerox bolsters training at MCC
Colleges woo VIPs to talk to graduates
Spring break goes golden
Brighton Pizza Makers Plan Expansion
U.S. Violated its Promise, Values in Rwanda Genocide

Democrat and Chronicle, Geneva, N.Y.
11 displaced in frat fire

Democrat and Chronicle, Rochester, N.Y.
Change is habit-forming
Cayuga Lake less healthy, study finds
Chief of area colleges named to national board
Clinton in race 'and in to win'
Letters to the editor
Web site offers stats on impact of colleges
Our economy: Use college power to energize region
Colleges scramble to meet housing demand
Children applauded for good deeds
Clinton tours, shuns talk of '08 run
2 regional Democrats not ready to give up
Service roll lists area colleges
Nazareth drops SAT scores
Hobart and William Smith Colleges set $160 million drive goal
Colleges make way for freshman class
Flu pandemic readiness urged
Too many believe Oval Office must be off-limits to women
Choosing a college is a test of sanity, creativity
College costs hit 'scary' heights
Legislature helps part-time students get an education
Sports ticker
MAG takes risks in new show
Ecology could aid economy
Hope dispels darkness of evil
Remnants of Nazi atrocities teach tolerance to next generations
Sit down, SAT
Geneva college drops SATs
More students applying to colleges
Hobart alumnus is chairman of group
Yahoo is unveiling its new look today
Jobs, homes, shops on the rise, thanks to public-private partners
Hosting graduations takes a special talent
Faculty pay rises 3 percent
Architects get recognition
Wright rewrites women's scoring records
Rochester authors: A weekly profile
Tibetan monk to create sand mandala
Finger Lakes water will be discussed
Area colleges to brainstorm ways to graduate more teachers
Female president gets poll backing
More students finding the world's a classroom
School dorm gets new name
At My Lai, a hero was born
Some of UR staff's kids get free ride
Local students help Gulf recovery
Edmund Case was a welcoming friend to all
Geneva colleges' professor best in the state
Downtowners need place to shop; make it Midtown
High grades given at area colleges spur questions
Steve Eckel, District 26
Thumbs up, down
Post-college debt is soaring
How a personal trial affected me
Spanglish is catching on, but not everyone is happy
Finger Lakes get conference
Displaced college students get help
William Scandling is dead at age 83
Former university, YMCA trustee dies at age 94
$30,000+ a year, books not included - students cope with higher costs, greater debts
'News' ranks UR 34th in nation RIT, Geneseo fare well in their categories
For 60 years, threat ignited by Hiroshima has lingered
Papers, networks pay little attention
Campus becomes a canvas
Déjà vu on Monroe ballot - Despite legislative term limits, voters could see familiar names
Turn attention from rap lyrics to real culprits for societal ills
Book tackles wrestling
Survey: Does your water smell, taste musty?
Speaking in tongues
Colleges join worldwide Einstein fete
Monroe native to be Nazareth president
College endowments on the rise
Dorm laundry fee is washout
Rowe to resign from legislature
MCC employee sues over benefits for her partner
Tricky to back troops but not war
Ask 'How can I help?' and not 'Why did this happen?'
Citizens in 2004 had their say in print
Judge academics, not politics, of professors
The horrors make you consider licensing of parents
A lesson on waste
Our Thanksgiving a diverse feast
Check out the many keys to gaining entry to college
Recycle Midtown, Sibley's as condos for city dwellers
Change at Palestinian Helm Poses Danger, Opportunity
Foreign students fewer at U.S. colleges
Nobel winner has ties to area college
College students urged to vote
Hobart student in bunny suit to walk the line
Dissident writer from Iran in midst of Ithaca respite
RIT lets go of social work degree
New Prime Minister a Step in the Right Direction for Pakistan
Freshmen embark on days of freedom, unknown
Unplugging al-Jazeera will turn up anti-American sentiment in Iraq
College costs can blindside you
Institute plans to step up research
Area families cope with college tuition
For 100, it's off with their hair
DNC leader slams Bush 'deception'
3 colleges seek new presidents
'Reagan, a better idea,' now, always
26 unsung city heroes to be honored by mayor
Area grads venture near and far
Shock and awe of war images anger, inspire
Geneva colleges to memorialize 2 dead girls
Iraq war is so unwieldy, it's no wonder soldiers lost control
Real world thrills, scares grads
Yom Hashoah events to include focus on youths
Kerry-Clinton ticket debated
How to win young voters? Quit skirting vital issues
RIT to establish a center for fuel-cell technology
Barrier helps build lasting Israeli-Palestinian peace
'Insider' teaches campaign politics
Expect seismic political shift in 2004 election
Change in TAP aid would penalize N.Y.'s low-income college students
21st century’s youth activist
College-bound high school seniors' futures are on the line
Learn Russian on computer? Profs to help
Local Iranians help homeland
Flu strikes portions of upstate New York
Put an end to ‘new anti-Semitism’ that blames Jews for world’s woes
Schools' sympathetic ear
Geneva's colleges have Rhodes scholar
Many strain to afford college education
Pupils visit Senegal virtually
Head-on kills Geneva teacher
Hispanics reaching higher
Hot tickets
Orangutan reference opened old wounds of racial torment
Race flap roils campaign
Moving On Up
College orientations go beyond campus
Hobart prof picked for war panel
Area colleges face gender gap
UR keeps star among best 50
African Nations, Not U.S., Should Take Lead in Liberia
This is my dorm? Cool
RG&E to sell power churned by wind
Local screeners head to Iraq
Stop U.S. from heading down the worn warpath toward Iran
Nazi death camp horror should always stir heart and conscience
Low loan ceiling squeezes many students out of college
'Lib' White gets degree, sends a message
Commencements commence this weekend
Hundreds line up for giveaway food
Library exhibit features wartime journalism
Two prepare to run for Houghton's seat
U.S Emerges From Iraq War a Rogue Superpower
Geneva prof leading hydrogen project
Clinton White House aides to appear at Geneva forum
Corning philanthropist Laura Houghton dies
Geneva fraternity plans 3-on-3 hoops tourney
Senator heeded voices of voters, but he didn't pander
Hobart looks at Mideast more closely
Pro-America leaflets disappearing on campuses
Talks to focus on terrorism
'Mosaic' of diversity is area colleges' goal
You just have to draw line somewhere
Making a play for peace
College students lobby Albany for aid
College students rally in Albany today
Talk of war spurs talk of draft
Good argument can be made that attacking Iraq is morally defensible
An Agency in Mourning
RIT prof cites age of craft as factor
Serious students use the break to learn
Houghton entangled in Augusta flap
Donnelly's dad becomes Syracuse's No. 1 import
U.S. Needs to Pay Heed to Civil War Erupting in Congo
Women take six governor’s races; Democrats close gap
Threat of war with Iraq draws area protesters to D.C. march
Geneva colleges get $15 million gift
Anti-War Protest
Not Just Black Men
Geneva gets Finger Lakes research center
Analysts say ferry estimates too high
Local critics doubt Bush's policy
Clinton bill to promote Finger Lakes
Geneva colleges tap into wind farm electricity
Mounting Interest on Foreign Debt May Hurt Fledgling African Union
U.S. accelerates campus recruiting
Americorps expects ranks to swell
Muslims Must Deal With Corruption of Their Faith
Colleges respond to terror with September Eleventh 101
Without doubt, the United States is fighting an imperial war abroad
Region's terrorism experts look ahead
Terrorism Requires Careful, Measured Response by U.S.
Albright speaks to Geneva collegians
Clintons visit Hobart, William Smith
Professor advocates building a better bulb
Geneva colleges get building aid
Lying is a Common Human Trait, so Don't be Aghast at Author Ellis
Love of dinosaurs leads to a big find
Five earn men's studies minor
Students buy pollution rights
Colleges covet minority students
Colleges join to boost volunteerism
Smooth bureaucratic bumps in U.S. presidential transition
Educator Advises Congress on Consent
Hobart leader a convention insider
Candidates’ senatorial personality an unknown
First lady defends 'safety net'
Hillary Clinton to speak Tuesday at Geneva colleges
U.S. hails anti-alcohol effort
Gearan has white house in new world
Geneva colleges' new leader
Geneva Colleges to Install Leader

Denver Post, Denver, Colo.
'H2O' wet, wonderful show at DU gallery

Discovery Channel.com
Mass Extinctions Caused by One-Two Punch

Dominion Post, Morgantown, WV
Forever Young- 91-year old busy in retirement

Duluth (Minn.) News Tribune
Sports Sidelines

Dundee Observer
How urgent are Seneca Lake water concerns?

Duxbury (Mass.) Clipper
College Corner

Eagle-Tribune, Lawrence, Mass.
Perkins powers Hobart

East Rochester Post, Rochester, N.Y.
ER woman is walking toward a cure

East Side Monthly, Providence, R.I.
You Go Girl

East West Woman magazine
Choose or Lose … or Maybe Not

Easton Courier, Shelton, Conn.
Barlow honors 'inspired' students

Education Week
'Social Norms' Seen to Keep Students on Right Track

El Paso Times, El Paso, Texas
Peace Corps announces call for volunteers

Electronic Intifada
"If You Will It, It is No Dream": Embracing the Anti-Apartheid Struggle in Israel/Palestine
Book Review:The One-State Solution

Elmira (N.Y.) Star-Gazette
West grad to play in all-star game

Energybizinsider
Is the Hydrogen Economy Real?

Entertainment Weekly
Book Review - The Wonder Spot by Melissa Bank

Environmental Health Perspectives
A Luxury Tax on Energy

Episcopal Church Center
A Profile of The Rev. George Packard

Episcopal News Service
The Rev. Black to receive honorary doctor of divinity degree

ESPN.com
Sun lose again, but still ahead of most teams

Essence magazine
'I want to develop a vaccine to prevent people from getting HIV.'

Europa
TOWARDS A NEW ECONOMIC POPULISM IN AMERICA?

Expatica Communications BV, Amsterdam, Netherlands
US expats in Holland search for a Democrat champion

Express-News, San Antonio, Texas
Fans brave drizzle for lacrosse
Georgetown and Hobart travel a long way to promote their sport

Falls Church News-Press
Community News & Notes

Family Communications
Fred Rogers' Biography

Final Call, Chicago, Ill.
Beating Bush: Is it the only election issue for Blacks?

Final Call.com News
Professor: ‘Israel and the United States are mostly to blame’ for Hamas victory
Remembering the Massacre of Palestinian people

Finfer Lakes Times
Hobart wins 'ugly' in semis

Finger Lakes News
Commencement 2004
Gearan is Radio Guest
Orientation for Classes of 2007
Trying to Save TAP

Finger Lakes Times
Genevan wouldn't accept mediocrity
First-Years Take Flight
Arcuri speaks at HWS forum
Experiences of Forgiveness: Human exhibit at DeSales, HWS this week
Trinity names temporary rector
South Main Manor to house HWS students
A Champion of Women's Rights
Rochester mayor to speak in Geneva
Spas (and stress) on the rise; Wellness takes on a whole new meaning
HWS to create data center
Local event celebrates Hispanic heritage
HWS project raises concerns
Red Cross issues appeal: Blood supply low in Finger Lakes area
30 years of serving families: Agency began with preschool's opening in 1975
Developer eyes vacant city building
Geneva arts festival kicks off in July
Pop goes the collar (again): A little flip is back in a big way
HWS launches day camp for youth
Bush brings debate upstate
A time to honor loved ones: Residents plant flowers, place flags on graves around Memorial Day
Kids, adults go bald for a cause: Geneva Relay for Life planned for June 17-18
Robots lurch, wheel, race to the finish
HWS students present ideas for city building: Project is part of architecture class
Genevan to head N.Y. library group
An ARTS academy for Geneva: Church taking over educating children in musical pursuits
A vision of diversity
William Smith starts fast, rolls past Denison
Fence goes up at Colleges
Push is on to enclose city ice rink
The risk is real: Gastric bypass death leaves family looking for answers
Journey to 1930s Egypt this weekend: Local woman’s radio play will be broadcast
Baby-sitters can make or break parents' party plans
Lakers end Hobart’s streak: Statesmen lose for first time in last nine outings
Area author launches wine, food radio show
Fisher soccer rolls past Statesmen
Herons’ tennis team beats Ithaca
Herons author dramatic rally
Recharged Herons stalk NCAA berth
'We have to go out and play our best'
Herons secure another biggie
Herons notch crucial sweep
Herons improve to 7-1
High-profile operation: Mynderse, Hobart Grad Works on Rescued POW
Church services, protests planned
EMBRACING THE DREAM: Helping People Help Themselves
Elvis is top cat
Iraq's nuclear threat discussed
The view from here
Looking at schools
HWS downsizes, renames annual festival
HWS, Keuka get high marks in U.S. News
Genevans mark day with joint service
Churches plan joint 9/11 service
Prodigious pieces
Clinton vows to protect lakes
4 inductees expected to attend ceremony
Congressman to visit Geneva again
HWS names building for donor
'Greatest year of my life': HWS professor, family spend year in Estonia
Consultants say many changes should lead up to proposed cultural center
Keuka's gifts buck national trend
New medical facility opens
Hobart grad hosts legal advice radio show
City, HWS work on learning center
Bench dedicated to HWS retiree
Hobart grad named Yahoo! chief
Soaking Up the Sun
Hobart lacrosse player makes boy's day
HWS panelists say Title IX needs better enforcement
Man's best friend
Enjoying the warmth
William Smith comes home with FSU crown
Crowds cheer torch, runners in SF
Protecting his work
HWS students create places of healing
Four named to HWS board of trustees
A year later, remembering friends
Students return to HWS dorm
College fire raises awareness
Taking back the night
Rees Hall residents relocated following HWS fire
Fire damages HWS dorm
Chat rooms aid HWS language students
Hobart grad tells of big dinosaur dig
Common sense, fluids are best tools vs. heat
HWS names media relations director
William Smith routs Gettysburg
Still beaming after all these years
HWS planners present ideas
Anna virus disrupts Ontario computers
Rec center to get new locker rooms
Hobart student killed in accident
Geneva civic activist remembered
Learning about diversity: HWS students teach at Boys and Girls Clubs
Service planned for HWS students
Those pesky leaves
Artist to play at HWS
Insight...We need to rethink architecture
Hobart Names Interim Dean
William Smith field hockey coach earns milestone win
Made-for-TV wedding
Local residents reach out
Welcome to Geneva
Celebrate Responsibility
Two Herons earn WHAM nominations
ABC Newsman Coming to HWS
All that female jazz
Sen. Schumer to visit Geneva
HWS professor looks at existentialism in book
HWS professor on Fox alien special

Finger Lakes Times, Geneva, N.Y
Day of Service a rewarding experience
City GOP candidates unveil ideas

Finger Lakes Times, Geneva, N.Y.
AREA COLLEGES: Hobart squash wins CSA ‘D' title
HWS professors to perform at Geneva library
AREA COLLEGES: Hobart finishes with a flourish
AREA COLLEGES: William Smith completes turnaround
COLLEGE LACROSSE: Statesmen seek consistency in 2007
COLLEGE LACROSSE: Hobart will open 2007 at Syracuse
Genevan headed to Africa
AREA COLLEGES: Heron hopes alive
COLLEGE NOTEBOOK
First congressman-priest was Gearan's mentor
COLLEGE NOTEBOOK: Coney settles in at William Smith
Anti-war rally draws plenty of support
AREA COLLEGES: Herons post important road sweep
Local party officials' views split on Bush speech
COLLEGE NOTEBOOK
WOMEN'S COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Herons claim 500th victory
AREA COLLEGES: Hobart caps magical run outside league
Early days of MLK march recalled
Cardinals fly past Hobart
Herons clip Hawks
COLLEGE NOTEBOOK
Centennial's focus will be women and leadership
Herons scare U of R
College Notebook
AREA COLLEGES: Statesmen skate home with three of a possible four points
HWS hoops teams get first wins
Thoughts on loving our children
Giving thanks ... for motor skills
Statesmen stick it to Williams
Geneva open skate raises funds
Hobart aims high in 2006-07
Bowdoin dashes Herons' hopes
Some local residents glad Rumsfeld has quit
Hobart headed to N.J.
Defense delivers sterling second half
Herons are a win from final four
College students enjoy talking politics
Remarkable switcheroo
Hobart soccer, WS field hockey open at home
Hobart earns NCAA berth
HWS to kick off campaign on campus tomorrow
View from the top: HWS students speak about Siberian experience
Local history markers dedicated at lakefront
Pathmark Geneva dedication is Thursday
Genevan wins '06 Hispanic heritage award
Helping hands
Expert: School shootings still rare
Community invited to Ramadan event
Area teachers learn about Muslim culture at HWS workshop
Rosa Blue honored by NAACP, urges youth to build on past
HWS kicks off $160M campaign
Former fraternity member to speak at HWS: Talk will focus on finding passion in life
Clinton TV segment includes FL interview
Geneva author writes long-awaited sequel
Clintons, Gearans dine at resort
A chance to serve: Seneca Falls women volunteered at Nicaraguan orphanage
HWS kicks off a new year
Trinity Episcopal seeks priest
Hobart student studies wind turbines over summer
Pennies and prayers
Drinking water quality declining
Former PY mayor remembered as kind, compassionate
Evangelista takes job boosting alma mater
Plankton protection
Behind the Photograph
Minority students get a taste of college life
Area grad in on big discovery
HWS lines up Yahoo! COO for forum
Hobart names interim dean
Colleges plans service for coach
Coach’s death stuns Hobart athletic staff
Hobart pair will play in all-star contest
‘Trash to Treasure’ raises $2,500 at HWS
California-bound, but not for vacation: William Smith tennis player headed to UC Santa Cruz for NCAA tourney
Better than 'Dumpster diving' at HWS
HWS grads told not to hurry
Hobart takes 6th at ECACs
Don’t be afraid to work up ladder
Herons’ crew captures state title
Huge lacrosse weekend at HWS
William Smith hosts Liberty League tourney
HWS admissions to be ‘Gearan House’
For mom, grandmom
For mom, grandmom
Running for life
Fast bucks for First Book
Metz’s road winds back to alma mater
Geneva’s Guggenheim winner defies labels
Herons to host league tournament
Susan Murad Named Director of Marketing
Locals reach out
Hobart joins the 700 club
Drury named coach
Hobart lacrosse hosts St. John’s at Boswell
Hobart hammers Griffins
William Smith lacrosse works overtime
CNN’s King named HWS speaker
Home is Boswell for Statesmen
Herons drill Denison in finale
‘Oscar’ of the Industry: Geneva photographer wins top state prize
Hobart solves SU riddle: Statesmen conquer Orange for first time since 1986
Was it me? Yeah, right
Hobart aims to retrieve trophy SU which hosts Statesmen tonight, has kept Kraus- Simmons prize since `87
Disabled students get the College Experience
Nothing less than a title will satisfy Statesmen
Memory of 9/11 resonates with Hobart's Bodine
Herons post 9-0 win in '06 opener
Today's the big day in Canandaigua
Nomadic Statesmen come home: Hobart triumphs over Hartford
Final four! Hobart hockey is headed to NCAA semifinals
Hobart lacrosse makes brief visit to Geneva for home opener
Once again it’s Norwich
Statesmen face old foe in quarterfinal round of NCAA tournament
International Women’s Day: Discussion at HWS coincides with world events
Genevan's TV show debuts tonight
Hobart hockey going to NCAAs
Hobart tops OSU
Local chefs duke it out
A true learning experience
William Smith to the road for NCAA III tournament
HWS names communications director after year search
William Smith will open NCAA Division III tourmanent in Ohio
Pal-Mac grad wins Gates Cambridge Scholarship
Herons book return NCAA trip
Hobart takes opener
Herons to host tournament
Cool New People ... Not So Cool Risks?: Too much Web site info has some worried
Back to work: Hobart lacrosse kicks off new season Saturday
Genevan named to planning board, 8-0
Birders search in all seasons
Hobart alumnus donates $3.5 million to Colleges
HWS crows move off campus
FLI lecture to examine 'The End of Suburbia'
Hobart dean retiring after 27 years
Local reaction mixed to Pataki budget
Look to yourself for change, former Rochester mayor urges Genevans during MLK service
Kerwick anxious for 2006 season to arrive
Reigning Liberty champs soar to opening sweep
Hobart drops nail-biter to RPI
Looking back on 36 years
Friends exchange same Christmas card for decades
Hobart names new crew coach
Influential coach, teacher to be honored
William Smith cross country coach earns prestigious national honor
Hobart linebacker honored by magazine
Herons boast two All-America selections
Statesmen bring home Babson title
Hobart drills Williams in Babson opener
Hobart goes for NCAA quarterfinal berth
Bountiful blessings
Herons rally past Keuka in opener
Hobart withstands Cortland’s last gasp, advances to 2nd round for 3rd time in 6 years
Busy time, but a blast: In between recruiting, Cragg prepares Statesmen for NCAAs
HWS hoops enters 2005-06 with big-time expectations
Hobart earns fourth NCAA berth: Statesmen will host Cortland in first round
Statesmen win, wait; Hobart finds out its NCAA fate this afternoon
Cornell plants seeds of entrepreneurship
Two Herons clubs in NCAAs
Hobart, Union meet with lots at stake
A year older, a year wiser: William Smith field hockey team aims for another conference title
Another party is interested in Geneva gas station
Stingy Herons host tourney
Marchers call for safe HWS campus
Hobart weathers Saints, rain
Herons’ soccer, field hockey teams clinch No. 1 seeds
Ducks fall like rain at HWS event
A family with a holistic design attitude: Couple built an eco-friendly home in Italy
Hobart ‘D’ achieves objective: Statesmen hold Kings Point to -10 yards rushing
Hobart smacks Cadets
William Smith teams inch toward No. 1 seeds
Clinton among hall inductees
A show of support: Heterosexuals hold hands to make a point at HWS
Rubber ducks to invade Geneva: 'Adoptions' will raise funds for scholarship program
From shutouts to a shootout: Statesmen start fast but need to survive a 3OT finish to beat RPI
Herons top Geneseo
Statesmen blank F&M
Geneva Native Receives HWS President’s Medal
Herons maintain UR mastery with 1-0 shutout
Burnett-Kurie nets another game-winner
New faces, same goals: Statesmen aim for a fourth Liberty League crown in a row
Herons rally for wild win: William Smith scores twice in final two minutes
Herons whitewash Storm
AmeriCorps director speaks at HWS convocation
Friends recall college meal plan founder: Hobart grad Bill Scandling died Monday
HWS, Keuka included in ‘Best Colleges’ list
Locals weigh in on Bush's pick for high court
Herons don't look far for new athletic director: Ithaca assistant will succeed Bassett at William Smith
Eleven are Athena Award nominees
Another national title: HWS sailors win second championship this week
HWS sailors seek second crown
National champs: HWS sailors capture first in team event
HWS sailors on top
Four will receive Catholic Charities annual award
Giants sign Hobart's Bell
HWS grads encouraged to take risks
Donation will help Colleges’ expand arts area
Hobart faces must-win in Baltimore: Statesmen likely need victory for shot at NCAAs
Speaker urges end to ethnic labels
His Swan Song: Conductor of HWS chorus prepares for final concert
William Smith plays role of spoiler
Statesmen stave off St. John’s
FL Institute receives $100,000 state grant
Statesmen guard Bell may be chosen in weekend draft
Piné sets Hobart tennis record
Colleges to get state funds
Networking critical to finding a job: 2005 have best market of recent years
Gas prices not keeping local motorists off roads
Herons rebound, outlast Rochester
Area residents reflect on legacy
Health Care closer to home - Bilingual clinic opens in Geneva
William Smith AD leaving for new job
Harlem dancers to perform Saturday
Take a look around: College visits can give students a feel for the campus
Hobart overpowers Rutgers
Religious hatred addressed in film
Hobart turns back first-year Colonials: Statesmen open at 4-0 for first time since 1998
Herons hope new faces bring similar success
Statesmen try to avoid letdown
Pataki nominates Hobart grad to Supreme Court
Statesmen rally to beat Buckeyes: Hobart spots Ohio State a 4-0 lead, roars back to win 9-6
Herons are undaunted: William Smith takes on No. 2 Bowdoin in third round
Statesmen aim for a 3-0 start in Columbus
Herons' duo heads to NCAA swim meet
Restoration for reformer: Historical Society painting depicts woman who broke ground in educating women
Herons motor into 3rd round
Hobart survives pesky Bearcats
Genevan was a mentor, friend
A unique look at the war in Iraq: HWS students will perform, analyze play
'Musselman' may be in SI
Students bring Caribbean to Geneva
Liberty League sweep -- Herons, Hobart to host tourneys next weekend
HWS official takes job with bank
Art show highlights Colleges’ collection
Oh, those climbing textbook fees
Liberty League races take new twists: Hobart controls its own destiny in the men’s race for first place
The New Year — Chinese style: 2005 is the year of the rooster
Colleges see endowments grow: Healthier stock market helps HWS, Keuka and FLCC
Poverty, pollution linked, activist says
Planning board member replaced
Hobart’s Feane burns Hartwick from arc: Statesmen guard bags 6 treys for 2nd time in 4 days
11 homeless after frat house fire
City zoning panel holds first meeting
Hobart deadlocked with Hamilton for first
William Smith is 4-0 after upending Union
Geneva joins list for Athena Award
Statesmen pick up key ECAC West win at home
Mayor of Rochester speaks on King’s legacy
More than just a European vacation: Hockey only part of Hobart’s winter excursion overseas
Herons win 4th in a row
Marchers brave frigid weather for MLK parade
Interim WS coach made permanent
Crunch-time excellence: Hobart takes league opener with a clutch stretch run
Herons topple Brockport
Ex-Genevan will head Quaker girls school
The Lord of The Smith: Opera House to show all three hit movies in marathon event
FL residents recall Chisholm's visits: Nation's first black congresswoman dies
Gateway Center design unveiled
Longer days to come: For a local couple, the solstice is a reason to celebrate
College student: Who needs malls?: Times intern finds plenty of gift ideas in downtown Geneva
Preservation/development committee named
Digital will give WEOS options
‘Messiah’ concert to be a memorial
Our Lady of Guadalupe: Local Mexicans gather before dawn for celebration
Concert, open house mark Christmas at Lochland
Church TV ad uproar illustrates divisions: Local pastor agrees with refusal to air
Hobart hoops now 3-0
Statesmen hockey earns tie, victory -- Hobart improves to 4-0-3 in last 7
A thousand cranes for peace: HWS students work on project with Japanese exchange student
Preservation, not demolition: Petitioners don’t want city to just raze buildings
Hobart wins its second in a row
His final Jeopardy? -- Ken Jennings is rumored to lose tonight
NY Times' writer gives views on presidential election
Madrigal concert to feature African pieces -- Proceeds benefit Geneva school music program
Rowan overpowers Statesmen: Profs score 38 unanswered points in a 45-14 victory
Hobart ready for ‘great challenge’: Rowan stands in way of first trip to quarters
NY Times writer to talk about politics at HWS
Statesmen notch second straight one-goal victory
HWS sweeps Keuka in hoops openers: Hobart dominates Keuka in the paint
Hobart makes all the key plays -- Statesmen outlast Curry on big plays, ‘D’, turnovers
HWS sweeps Keuka in hoops openers: Herons give new coach first victory
Past can guide conservation
Hobart’s NCAA return clouded: Loss of Purtell robs Statesmen of top defender
Think globally: Author says earth, people are connected
New leader has high hopes for William Smith: WNBA player takes over roster with 8 new faces
Statesmen seek turnaround: Transfers may help improve on 9-16 mark
Herons await No. 1-ranked Salisbury: William Smith tries to end Gulls’ 31-game winning streak
Energizing decision: Local residents asked to make electricity choice
Eco-Energy options available
Win car or cash in Catholic Charities fund-raiser: Touch-A-Thon planned for early December
Hobart will open D-III football tourney at Boswell
Herons soar into field hockey semifinals
Herons overpower Wittenberg, face Ursinus next
Agriculture co-op offers fresh produce
Bad practice makes perfect: Hobart shows no signs of a sluggish week, routs U of R
Good vs. evil — India style: Festival celebrated at Colleges
Herons excited to be back in D-III tourney
Championship hangover lingers…: Hobart still has a game before NCAAs
Herons outlast Golden Eagles: William Smith wins on PKs, advances in ECAC tourney
Herons headed back to NCAAs
Retirement Allows for Travel Time
Hobart, Union meet Saturday with league, NCAA bid at stake
Geneva Sports Hall of Fame welcomes new class
WS Students are Rhodes nominees
Hobart hockey has quite a coach
William Smith soccer team extends streak -- Herons enter the conference tourney on a 7-game run
HWS mentors boost literacy
'Help, I wanna go home ...': William Smith student must get to Michigan if she's to vote
Hobart hockey team hopes to build on last season
Wow! It’s the Stanley Cup: Guardian brings trophy to Geneva
Hobart shakes off slow start, beats SLU
More than 70 turn out for FL Institute dedication
'No place like home': Local woman finds dream job at FL Institute
Take Back the Night -- Annual march draws largest crowd yet
Herons celebrate 25th anniversary in style
Red-hot Statesmen extend win streak
Scorching Statesmen hit road
New William Smith hoops coach settles in
Hobart stuffs Coast Guard running attack, prevails 31-2
Bush aggressive, Kerry thoughtful
Hobart riding an offensive wave
Nobel prize winner has ties to Geneva
Beijing opera will be Oct. 15 at The Smith
Memorial service
Panelists split on who had upper hand
Geneva Kids Measure Up
Keep it all together: Digital assistants help residents stay organized
Budget plan has city taxes up 4.6 percent
Statesmen hand Continentals first Liberty League loss
Church club to celebrate member’s 100th birthday
Area panelists clash over Bush’s record
Hobart aiming for two in a row
Statesmen stun RPI with 54 unanswered points -- Offensive eruption sparks Hobart’s league-opening road triumph
Cop puts a stop to bunny’s hop -- Hobart student draws attention to pedestrian law
Klotz hat trick enables Hobart to gain league-opening split
NAACP honors housing official
Statesmen must bounce back now
Hearing the Latino voice: Effort by HWS students will get Hispanics to polls
Monk to create mandala at FLCC
Local reaction mixed to end of assault weapons ban
Herons prevail in OT
Mizro exceeds early expectations
Statesmen seeking revenge
Ready ... just in case: Much money, effort has been spent in years since 9/11
Female Bishop Inspires
Jobs galore at fair
Hobart's Bell tolls as one of Division III's top offensive lineman
New school year begins at HWS
Hobart grad pitches plan for Route 14
Pataki vetoes costly for FL
Magazine gives area colleges high marks
Make new friends, but keep the old: Summer camp’s memories, lessons live on for FL adults
Genevans raise traffic concerns: Residents want stop signs on Washington Street
Three families ... three ways to play
Celebrating 25 years of fun: Happiness House summer program creates memories
Allis Chalmers fans to gather in Hopewell
Smithsonian gets Blackwell’s shelf: HWS grad works at the museum
Human Rights Matter Most
Ex-Limestone lax coach joins Hobart
HWS president, Geneva town supervisor to attend Democratic convention
Geneva concert series begins tonight
Making waves in paleontology
Hobart grad earns spot on Olympic rowing team
Speaking out for the future — Former Genevan may read essay at Democratic convention
Geneva heads for record book: 188 get shaved in 24 minutes at cancer event
A musical tour of the Baltics — Local singers to perform at festival
Geneva YMCA lists summer programs
State Senate honors local women
85 willing to go bald for record — Cancer relay raises money, awareness
Jerry Schmidt tribute
Innovative, tough and a winner -- Schmidt paved way for Hobart’s Division III lax dominance
Spellers off to capital for national bee
Panelists’ views split over Bush speech
Matthews urges grads to learn how to compete
Eight days after beating Big Red, Hobart meets Cornell in NCAAs
Hobart-Cornell highlights playoff lax opening weekend
Valente leads from the cage
Geneva candidates attend voter forum
Hobart’s in — Statesmen earn at-large bid to NCAAs
Hobart stakes claim for NCAAs -- Statesmen believe they’re deserving of berth after edging Cornell
Wheaton ends Herons’ streak, season
Trustee donates millions to HWS
Thank Mom for all she does: Local residents find ways to show appreciation
Big Red's visit a big occasion
Program will focus on parenting
Reception kicks off Happiness House campaign
Navy survives Hobart charge
HWS professor witnesses release: Israeli nuclear informant had been jailed for 18 years
No more waiting: It's tourney time for Hobart
A peek aboard the Fast Ferry
Advocate discusses AIDS at Colleges
A few words turn a good apology into a bad one
I’m sorry: Express regret with sincerity
Hobart bounces back impressively
College Round Up
Herons work OT, will host UCAA tourney
Friends remember DeSales, Hobart grad who was a leader on Wall Street
Becoming a part of the community
Ancient weapons and flying flour -- Local students hold physics contest at HWS
Thriller at the Boz -- Hobart returns to main field, upends PSU in OT
Hobart puts clamps on Colgate
Herons rout Denison
Hobart surges in second half
Genovese collects 300th victory
Even in defeat, Hobart’s resolve grows
Humble, yet dignified
Group discusses Geneva lakefront vision
Group to hold local peace rally
It's Ben ... again
Dozens attend anti-war protest
Local bee champ to defend title
Colleges: Olson 14th at NCAAs
Norwich responds, eliminates Statesmen
Hobart relishes underdog role
Olson qualifies for NCAA indoor nationals
Hobart bounces back vs. Crusaders
Hobart rules ECAC West roost
Senators out in front for Super Tuesday
Family is top priority to Geneva woman
Democrats will attend forum
Effort is fine, but consistency needed
Statesmen stop 12-year RIT futility
Herons clinch final UCAA tourney berth
Former Soviet Union topic of lectures
College majors vs. careers: Many find jobs far removed from studies
Hobart upends No. 7 Manhattanville
Statesmen cagers stop losing streak by beating Vassar
HWS, Keuka name spring speakers
Happiness House event draws hundreds
Science institute receives $250K for equipment
Must-see TV: Shows are created, popular because we keep watching
Some candidates disappoint: Lieberman and Clark not meeting expectations
City IDA talks about recent projects
Hobart goalie makes history
Division III; NCAA's 'conscience' -- William Smith AD was an integral part of recently passed reforms
What's with the questions?: Panelists fault moderators at last night's N.H. debate
Lynch elected president of Geneva Area Chamber of Commerce
Ready for sunshine
Panelists: Bush speech was full of politics
Results surprise Times' panelists
Rensselaer staves off Herons’ rally
Picking a president: Residents to follow campaign
Herons dominate on boards, defense
MEN’S HOCKEY
Statesmen bounce back with tie
Check it twice: Avoid mistakes to increase college acceptance chances
Hobart charges to 4-0 lead, holds off Trinity
HWS’ Trinity Hall to reopen soon
Colgate breezes vs. Hobart cagers
HWS coach gets national award
College Notebook
HWS students dealing with flu
Saddam's capture pleases FL people
Statesmen icers rally late, tie Potsdam
Local architects profiled in magazine
Vanishing vaccines: Flu shots in short supply at clinics, doctor offices
Coming together to support unity
How about this one?
Celebrate diversity, unity
Herons earn blue-collar triumph
College Notebook
Hobart drops Jekyll-Hyde home opener
Deep, athletic Herons are optimistic
A century of unions: Members, leaders think they’re still misunderstood
N.Y.C. singer to take Smith's stage
Big second half sparks Hobart
Parts of HWS computer network still down
Herons soar in opener
William Smith student named Rhodes Scholar
Hobart squash team cops UCAA title
Strait stars in Hobart’s opening win
Virus disables HWS computers
Statesmen close like a champion
Hobart’s hoops season begins tonight, and it’s a new ballgame
On the gridiron, Statesmen hope to cap season with ECAC title
Forging friendships in Geneva
To the rescue ... Training staff at Colleges saves soccer fan
Herons cop crown
Hobart's big fourth stuns RPI
College presidents’ salaries vary
HWS teams net top ECAC seeds
No joke: Comedy club to open in Geneva
Three HWS teams fall in UCAA title games
Pay those parking tickets: Violators can be arrested or face hefty fines
Another frustrating defeat; Fisher drops Hobart to .500 with 20-12 win
Plenty going on this weekend
Geneva teacher dies in crash
Colleges students pledge to be good citizens
Cass vs. Scalise in local debate
Hobart hockey team cautiously optimistic
Extra-oar-dinary athlete — William Smith rower battled breast cancer ... and never missed a beat
Statesmen knock off Saxons, Ithaca next
Suozzi rakes in weekly awards
Candidates tackle questions
Halloween fun planned at the YMCA
Anania was 'can-do' person
Latina literature series begins Monday
Form after function; Gateway Center’s use, public opinion will be considered
Finger Lakes home sales still steady
Remembering a ‘gentleman’: Friends, family pay tribute to local musician
Genevan gave her all to community
Suozzi bounces back vs. F&M
Gusty winds cause area damage
Dance will benefit disease research
Geneva debates planned
Obituary: Francis A. Caravita
Statesmen hold off pesky Saints
Rain doesn't dampen spirits at HWS Service Day
Grant will help HWS go digital
Day of Service set for Saturday
Close-knit Statesmen’s confidence grows
Statesmen feast on mistakes
Statesmen itching for action
Mix and match messages
Better Homes features story about Red Jacket cider
Romulus fills pair of board seats
Watching, waiting
Hispanic Heritage Month begins
Ontario chambers complete joint study
COLLEGE NOTEBOOK
HWS presents Blackwell Award
The aches and pains of making music
Emphasis on community service; New marketing head happy to be at FL Health
Leadership Geneva Selects Class of 2004
Still teaching English, just in different venue
For some, it is Labor Day; While others relax, many work on holiday
Herons hope to build on dazzling 2002 season
Magazine list ranks HWS high
Geneva library director leaving
Roomies 101: Local students say compromise, respect are crucial to dorm life
COLLEGE NOTEBOOK: William Smith adds golf
Rochester news show to highlight Geneva
Hobart lacrosse joins ECAC
One-woman play joins Arts Festival
Lake leisure
HWS coach skippers U.S. at Pan Am Games
College Notebook
Former Colleges provost, dean dies
Playground Players to kick off arts festival
Balancing marriage and football
Faculty settling in at new HWS hall
‘Super’ salaries; School chiefs defend pay amid public complaints
Helping keep Spanish alive: Group urges parents to read to kids
James C. Albro
Saying sayonara to Sally; Waterloo principal to observe Japan’s schools, culture
The easy way
Firefighters rescue animals
Rochester TV station will film in Geneva
Five-week arts festival to begin in July
Riesling grapes are in demand
Middlebury blitzes Herons in D-III semis
Herons confident this is their year
Vance Metal VP to be named Citizen of Year
The ultimate goal: Graduation
Ag Tech Park info offered; Corporation to update community on project
Graduation must go on ... Thunderstorms force HWS ceremony indoors
Herons hold on, qualify for 11th final four
Time to part ways: Area students say good-bye to friends
Herons outlast St. Mary's
Graduation Garb
Herons qualify for NCAA tourney
Farm workers deserve equality
A bittersweet end for the Statesmen
Herons outlast St. Lawrence; Late first-half goals spark William Smith into UCAA final
McKevitt honored as top senior; William Smith field hockey star receives Greene Award
Booth, Corbett share Kraus Award
College Round Up
Loyola escapes with late winner
A ‘great experience’ for Geneva chorus
A Peek Behind the Scenes
Herons inch closer to title
Another slow start, another loss
Hobart eyes Patriot title
Lake weeds topic of Monday forum
College Notebook
'Real West Wing' coming to HWS
Herons' defense does the job
New Catholic Charities director begins
A passion for powerlifting: Genevan has bench-pressed 470 on his way to world meet
Hobart loses, takes over first place in circuit
Rep. Houghton's mother dies
Hobart holds off Colgate
Local Civilian patrol chapter of Air Force auxiliary trains
Herons sweep weekend pair
Bucknell edges Statesmen
Panel by panel
Gods, Generals ... and a few local folks
Peace rally held at FLCC
Close, but not this year: Statesmen give SU a run before falling 15-12
Statesmen defense fuels latest victory
Herons roll in northern opener
New war policy morally wrong
Bringing the world to Geneva
President criticized in rally at HWS
Residents hope for quick end to conflict
Holocaust survivors to give 'Freedom' talk
FL emotions over war run the gamut
Honk!
Do not protest America’s soldiers
Local reaction to Bush's speech mixed
Spinning Yarns
Hobart rides fast start over Lafayette
HWS peer studies included in new book
Dozens support Geneva principal
Lent begins
Hobart wallops Holy Cross in home opener
Local teen is finalist for Blackwell award
HWS project gets OK from Planning Board
Statesmen impressive in opener
Corbett breaks Masino’s record
Hobart opens ’03 lax season with higher expectations
Gas prices at record highs locally
NBC reporter to speak at HWS graduation
Hobart skates past Elmira
Civil rights activist speaks at HWS
Veteran reporter shares D.C. tales
Couple lives old-school values
Hobart survives double dose of double overtime
Helen Thomas coming to HWS
Border City-HWS programs lauded
Despite being imprisoned, activist never chose to hate
Hike for Happiness
Statesmen rally for big win
Patch Adams
Shuttle tragedy: Professor who spent year at NASA says program will go on
Civil Rights activist to lead off series
Geneva IDA holds annual dinner
Local residents pay close attention to Bush address
Hobart grad set for jazz show
HWS speaker wants secular Israel
City IDA to help with HWS project
Trailblazer
Statesmen win fourth straight
We are part of King's vision
Herons survive strech-run collapse
Hobart nabs UCAA double
Bank merger nearly complete
Corbett scales 1,000 rebounds
Obituary Notice: Mildred Terwilliger
Adopting uniform codes: State has new building, fire safety rules
Colleges meeting new fire rules
Lack of details bothers many
Stern Hall work moving forward at HWS
New Visions: Program grad working at hospital
Hobart center grabs 967th career rebound in 86-62 loss
HWS benefits noteworthy
Colleges plan $20M project
Picking one out
Hobart student killed in crash
Weatherman's bark bigger than storm's bite
Statesmen sweep a pair in Canada
Cornwell wins D-III's top honor
Hobart stops early skid
'Celebrating Your Voice'
Colleges look to fill administrative position
Lighting of the menorah
HWS prof writes about paradox of rights
Slow start dooms Herons in NCAAs
Sculptures pay tribute to founder of Florida city
Herons happy to host final four
Clean as a whistle
Airing Conservative Voices
Herons qualify for final four; William Smith soccer team is two wins from national title
One, pivotal play changes everything
Gift recipient, donor meet
Local grad elected Tenn. governor
Hobart returns to NCAAs
William Smith rolls; Herons sail into NCAA quarterfinals
Both Parties Face Critical Policy Decisions
Statesmen stake their claim
Area author to hold book signing
Lessons from the stage
FL voters focus on Pataki race
Win is No. 300; Herons coach reaches milestone
Local group travels to D.C. for war protest
Former U.S. ambassador visits Colleges
Colleges name vice president of planning, executive affairs
Centenarian enjoyed NYC
Scandling donates $15 million to Colleges
An Uncommon Politician
The War on Terrorism is a global effort
Patriotic Painting
Possible attack on Iraq discussed at League meeting
HWS adds new master's program
Increasing awareness: Latinos focus on heritage during month-long celebration
Lake preservation at heart of grant
HWS, city get state funds for ecology center
Hobart grad helps lay cornerstone
HWS Pursues Worthy Goal
HWS turns to wind
Vacation brings Pataki to Seneca Falls
'Players' on summer tour
Conference to drop Hobart in lacrosse
WS sports remain strong
League to honor Times' librarian
Winning play lands Geneva grad trip to NYC
HWS students tutor area youth in reading
Work begins for new HWS building
HWS professor to lead screenwriting class
Mind your manners; Are we getting ruder? Depends who you ask.
9/11 on their minds
She'll try teaching
Geneva woman receives late husband's honor
Folk singer Judy Collins to give HWS address
Students present Wallenberg report
HWS launches computer system
Panel to discuss career paths
McGovern's focus: Ending hunger
Anne Frank's friend reminisces
Equality in sports is vital for both sexes
McGovern to speak at Colleges
Bearing responsibility
College officials oppose TAP plan
HWS professor writes textbook
Former FL man named managing director of D.C. arts center
HWS professor named to editorial board
Geneva actor, writer dies at 69
HWS professors' social norms theory named to 2001 list
Geneva science organization honored
HWS, service union reach agreement on contract
Taylor Dance Co. to perform at Smith
Local colleges mourn victims
HWS honors Albright
Clintons wrap up Geneva visit
HWS readies for Clinton visit
Clintons to visit Geneva
Local colleges welcome students
HWS to build new facility
Group hopes new technology catches on
Geneva Youth Theater Guild to stage retelling of classic play
Kids' program pairs science, creativity
HWS gets grant for planning effort
In-depth studies on Seneca Lake
Hobart hires lacrosse coach
Diggin' dinosaurs; Hobart grad part of major discovery
HWS forum sees development as role of colleges
Hillary Clinton to make stop at HWS
C-SPAN films Colleges' graduation
HWS students complete minor in rare program
HWS names new provost
Author Discusses Children, Education
Program will focus on youth abstinence
Closeup view of election
Political analyst coming to HWS
Waterloo student leaders honored
Ralph Nader speaks in Geneva
Colleges' president in election spotlight
HUD secretary to speak at HWS tonight
FL crystal balls on the blink
HWS readies turf field
HWS panel address problem of fake IDs
Dukakis shares views
HWS series to feature '88 candidate
HWS ranking drop not seen as threat
HWS official resigns: Colleges' ranking may have played part
William Smith ranked in national magazine
Binghamton grad joins HWS staff
David Dinkins to speak at HWS
Students return to HWS
Gearan Knows a 'Different' Gore
HWS President Heads to L.A. For Convention
HWS Commencement 2000
Diplomat to speak at HWS graduation
Wiesel wraps up genocide series
Colleges' former president dead at 78
Donaldson shows wit: ABC newsman draws big crowd
Cambodian genocide survivor, author speaks at HWS
HWS professor hopes 'Election' wins Oscar
Swiss journalist looks at Geneva, politics
Debate looks at HWS students voting in local elections
HWS hears former congressman speak
Senate candidacy also discussed
Huge crowd sees first lady
Colleges get ready on five days' notice
Mrs. Clinton to visit HWS
Moodie directs HWS Fisher Center lecture series
HWS appoints director of public service

Finger Lakes Times, Geneva, NY
Fitting tribute: Scholarship, event to honor former Geneva counselor, coach
Former Geneva Judge Honored
Smithsonian gets Blackwell’s shelf: HWS grad works at the museum
College lacrosse: Hobart blitzes Lehigh early
Watching Mars: Good viewing of Red Planet approaches
One trick, 10,000 treats

Finger Lakes Times, Geneva. N.Y.
Herons claim Liberty League field hockey crown
Hobart meets Union with first place in Liberty League on line
Geneva gets last big piece of funding to enclose ice rink
A career like no other
Muto 'survives' first fall at Fisher
Hobart crew excels at Head of Fish
Statesmen ice season-opening win with two late goals
Key stop precedes winning score: Mizro throws three touchdown passes for Hobart, now 7-0 after 21-14 win
Hobart believes it can get better
College notebook
Hobart dominates Saints, improves to 6-0
Only Herons' field hockey will host conference tourney
'College Notebook' returns
Statesmen are 5-0
Herons maintain unbeaten streak
Hobart will start 2007 at Syracuse
Herons upend RIT for 24th straight time
Statesmen suffer rare setback
Want dramatic? Watch Hobart
Hobart's second-half flurry stuns Hamilton
Milestones for Herons' pair
Hobart picks up big one
Booth signs with Stealth
Heron coaches near milestones
Hobart golfers take fourth at Oswego
Herons finish dominant weekend
Hobart squeaks it out
No. 8 Hobart stays perfect
Burnett-Kurie paces Herons' effort
Hobart steals season opener
Statesmen off to flying start
Hobart's Mizro begins final season with a slew of records within reach
'The Hobart way' has lifted local program to new heights
Hobart soccer team captures Golisano Tournament
Herons playing one at a time
William Smith soccer returns a wealth of experience
Hobart moves forward: The June death of assistant coach Brad Wilby has the Statesmen focused
Playoff thoughts abound through Hobart is 3 weeks away from opener

Florida Times-Union, Jacksonville, Fla.
Most not eager to seek seat on MSD

Florida Today, Melbourne, Fla.
Suspicions soar while gas prices plummet
Prepare to pay more at the pump

Food and Wine Magazine
Luxury Travel's Road Scholar

Footnotes
Binge Drinking Prevention Research
Sociological Approaches Hold Promise to Curb Campus Drinking

Forbes
Forbes on Abigail Johnson
The World's Billionaires
Forbes Magazine on Abigail Johnson

Forbes Magazine
Spire Corporation Appoints William Wiegler as Vice President of Corporate Marketing; Experienced Marketing Professional Expands Leadership Team
Immortality For Under $1 Million

Fortune Magazine
From shopaholic to star retail analyst

Foster's Daily Democrat, Dover, N.H.
Allen helps FPC avoid upset bid
Young earns football honors at St. Lawrence

Fox News
Prohibitionists Write Federal Alcohol Report

Fox News Channel
Dunn on Fox News with Greta Van Susteren

Fox News.com
Roberts' Shepherd Hopes to Lead to the Supreme Court

Fuel Cell Today, London, UK
NY professor is leading national hydrogen research efforts

Fulbright Economics Teaching Program
Tax Administration: Barriers to Investment

Furniture World magazine
cmi Promotes Three To Sales Support Positions

Garden City (N.Y.) News
Named To All-America Team

Garden City News
Ancona Shares Special Teams Award

Garden City News, Garden City, N.Y.
GC Businessman Receives Honorary Degree

Gay and Lesbian Times, San Diego, Calif.
Chief justice Amestoy to step down in August

Gay Financial Network, New York, N.Y.
Phillie Scouts Bring Conflict, Land-Loss Over Antigay Policy

Gazette Newspapers, Long Beach, Calif.
Young Sailors Compete For Chance Of Lifetime

Geneva Historical Society
College Scrapbook on the Web

Glamour Magazine
What's Going On? Heroes, Causes and News of Your World

Global TV, Toronto
Study suggests students don't drink as much as they think

Globe and Mail, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Survey reveals sober truth about student drinking
Will there be the rising of a new Don?

Gloucester (Mass.) Daily Times
Local Notebook

Goleta Valley Voice, Goleta, Calif.
On the move

Gotham Gazette, New York, N.Y.
How The Subway Shaped New York

Government Video magazine
Building BRIDGEs

Grand Forks Herald, Grand Forks, N.D.
Abuse prevention expert to speak

Greece Post, Pittsford, N.Y.
Student has her sights set on the stars

Green Bay Press Gazette
NCAA D3 hockey: Tournament team capsules

Guardian
Andrew Osborn on Madeleine Albright, the woman who brought Milosevic to book

Haddon (N.J.) Herald
Tree dedicated to late HMHS grad

Haddon Herald, Haddonfield, N.J.
HMHS grad, 25, dies suddenly

Hamilton and Morrisville Tribune, Cazenovia, N.Y.
College offers students a chance through HEOP

Hamilton Spectator, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
Debunking university drunks; 'Keg parties' called old-school

Hamilton-Wenham Chronicle, Beverly, Mass.
Off campus/Hamilton-Wenham

Hampton Union, Hampton, NH
Town hires manager

Hands on Network
UPS Chairman and CEO Mike Eskew to Chair Hands On Network Corporate Service Council

Harken.com
Andy Horton & Brad Nichol: Star Champions

Hartford Courant
Rep. Simmons Keeps His Seat

Hartford Courant, Hartford, Conn.
Jewish Voters Unsure Of Kerry
Seasonal Shock: Going Back To School
Critics Detect Lawyerly Edit In Speech
The curse of the wartime president
Religion, Israel Hobble Lieberman
The Hepburns' Gift To Women's Rights
Lieberman Has Yet To Electrify Key Backers
In Politics: From Nowhere to Somewhere

Harvard Crimson, Cambridge, Mass.
Can Good PR Work Curb Binge Drinking?

Harvard Gazette, Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass.
Jennifer Siegal designs mobile architecture: Where do you want your building?

Harvard Law News, Cambridge, Mass.
School Wins Record Number of Skadden Fellowships

Hattiesburg American.com
Silent Witness exhibit to honor Gulf Coast

Health and Human Development Programs, Newton, Mass.
McLean Leow Tackles Cross-Cultural Challenges

HedgeCo.Net
Investing in Hedge Funds on Campus

Herald News, West Paterson, N.J.
Massacre remembered

Herald Tribune, Sarasota, Fla.
The Week's Business: Critics question independence of mutual fund boards

Herald-American, Syracuse, N.Y.
Pomp and Celebrity
Clintons spend relaxed day in Geneva
Geneva crowd greets Clintons
Three Dignitaries Hit Quad
Clintons set for a quiet visit to CNY
HWS helps clear air
Unusual president charms two colleges

Herald.net, Everett, Wash.
A voice for Ethiopians - Everett man's Web site offers mix of news, activism

Hillzoo.com
WHAT'S A MASSACHUSETTS REPUBLICAN TO DO?

Hindustan Times
Meteorite greenhouse gasses combo linked to Mass Extinction

Holliston Tab, Holliston, Mass.
TEC students published

Honolulu Advertiser
UH coed sailing team finishes 2nd at nationals

Honolulu Star Bulletin
Warnock, Lake sail UH into 2nd

Hopewell Valley News.com
Social Norming

Houston Chronicle
A moral voice, political player

Houston Chronicle, Houston, Texas
Jim Hightower battles the right with humor and courage

Human Events U., Washington, D.C.
Prof: US and Israel to Blame For Hamas Victory

IAmerican Spirit
Turning Off Voters

iBerkshires, North Adams, Mass.
Dugal wins local teacher of year award

iBerkshires.com
New staff members join MCLA

iBerkshires.com, North Adams, Mass.
Williams Men's Ice Hockey Results

In the National Interest
Four Observations about the Fate of the Chinese Communist Party

In These Times magazine, Chicago, Ill.
A Woman of Influence
Dream On

Inc Magazine
Mark Gearan: My Biggest Mistake

Indiana Daily Student News
'Tis the season

Indianapolis Star
Indiana Wesleyan takes basketball title quest 1 day at a time

Inland Valley Daily Bulletin, Los Angeles, Calif.
Tadashi Mayeda, 77, CIA scientist

Inside Higher Ed
Student Volunteerism Is Up

Inside Higher Ed.com
Hobart Drops SAT,

Inside Higher Education.com
Another Round (or Five)

Inside Lacrosse
Frank Fedorjaka to replace Jamieson as Bucknell's head coach
Some Intriguing Match-Ups
Bogosian scores six for Hobart in 13-3 rout of Butler

Institutional Investor
What do the protesters want?

Intelligencer Journal
Frustrating spell for Dips' veteran coach

International Herald Tribune
The gloomy state of today's world
Get serious about Asia, too

Islam Online
'From Deir Yassin to the Wall': Unusual Memorial

Ithaca (N.Y.) Journal
College basketball roundup: Leahy notches career-high 22 points in Bombers' win
College Notebook
Myriad of area athletes excel at college level
Cornell can't overlook rival Hobart
College Notebook
Cornell closes regular season at Hobart

Ithaca College, Ithaca, N.Y.
Expert on Intersex Studies to Speak at Ithaca College

Ithaca Journal
Sarah Yoon-Miller to attend William Smith
Two area colleges will join honor society
Literary journal to receive honor

Ithaca Journal, Ithaca, N.Y.
Intersex expert lectures on blended gender at IC
Research to help shape lake monitoring plan
Efforts lead to phosphorus reductions
$420,000 designated to clean up Owasco Lake
CU Commitment Convocation is this Friday
Dexheimer named to Elmira interim post
U.S.-China competition increasing
China's Culture Commercialized
'Voices of Freedom' marks arrival of Daneshvar
Dentist flaps gums on radio show
Ulysses Town Talk
ICSD hears appeals on proposed budget
IC ups tuition by 6.4% to $23K
Silver-screen upgrade under way
HOLT celebrates 40 years of business growth
T-burg schools hire consultant
Landlords Association meets monthly
Environmental Film Fest aims to raise awareness
One year wiser, 2002 grads proffer advice
Town Briefs
Hobart tops Ithaca
Bombers meet undefeated Hobart
Local employers to buy wind power

Ithaca Times, Ithaca, N.Y.
Voices from Beyond
'Cave' Women
Making Their Voices Heard
Gearan brings a world of experience to Hobart & William Smith

Ithacan, Ithaca College, Ithaca, N.Y.
College and City

ITWorldCanada.com
Bandwidth: Quality over quantity?

Jakarta Post, Indonesia
Witnessing a Slow Dawn in Indonesia

Jakarta Post, Jakarta, Indonesia
Witnessing the violent face of Indonesia
What if there had been no Mahathir?
Left out in the cold as protesters come to town
Plagiarism: Desecration of Global Intellectual Rights

Join Together Online, Boston University School of Public Health
More Colleges Switching to 'Social Norming' to Curb Binge Drinking

Jordan Times, Jordan
The Tragic Month of April

Journal Inquirer
New library director to tap wireless networks

Journal News, White Plains, N.Y.
Stock exchange weighs nuclear attack safeguards

Journal of Blacks in Higher Education, New York, N.Y.
Three Black African Students From Harvard Awarded Rhodes Scholarships

Juiceenewsdaily.com on the web
Haunted Plaaces in New York

Ka Leo, Manoa, Hawaii
Rainbows win sailing title

Kaplan's Newsweek
Our Changing World

Kauai World
UH Sailing falters at championships

KCRW, Los Angeles, Calif.
Bookworm: John D'Agata's The Next American Essay

KDWN, Las Vegas, Nev.,
Weitekamp is Guest on KDWN Radio

KeepMEcurrent.com
Potential for wind power: Local college student examines possible future of energy

Ketv.com, Omaha, Neb.
Tech To Go Podcasts

Kinston Free Press, Kinston, N.C.
Area choirs to perform Vivaldi's 'Gloria'

KLFD, Litchfield, Minn.
Weitekamp is Guest on KLFD Radio

KLPW, Metro St. Louis, Mo.
Weitekamp is Guest on KLPW Radio

Knoxville News-Sentinel, Knoxville, Tenn.
Abstract attitude

Kodak Web site
Kodak Picture of the Day

KTRH, Houston, Texas
Weitekamp is Guest on KTRH Radio

La Dépêche, le journal de Tahiti
En étudiant Hermann Melville

Lebanon Daily News
LVC still winless after 10-1 setback

Ledger, Lakeland, Fla.
Rethink Balance Between Tech, Worker

Legislative Gazette, Albany, N.Y.
Response to Governor Pataki’s TAP

Lesley Today
Jim Wilbur appointed new Threshold director

Lewisberg Daily Journal, Lewisberg, Pa.
Jonathan David Hahn

Life Sciences Weekly
Anthropology update understanding of life sciences prevention

Limestone Magazine, U.K.
Tommy the Traveler

LiveScience.com
New Recipe: How to Make a Mass Extinction

London Review of Books
The One-State Solution

Long Beach (Calif.) Press-Telegram
Disney momentarily overboard

Longboat Observer
Raising the Standard on Longboat Key

Los Angeles Times
Unsustainable?
Madeleine Albright
Static on the airwaves

Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles, Calif.
Richard Fisher, 68; Headed Morgan Stanley Securities Firm in '90s
Phantom Subway May Finally Run
Video of Fallouja Scene Raises Questions
Relief Group Is Sending Medical Supplies to Iraq
The Students Grade L.A.
A Beautiful Journey to Professional Nirvana
Finding Good in 'Normal'

Lowell (MA) Sun
Chelmsford's Lavelle All-America

Lowell Sun, Lowell, Mass.
Navigating the Nader Factor

MACLEAN'S Magazine
It’s Beer Pressure

Maine Boats and Harbors magazine
Townie

Maine Sunday Telegram, Portland, Maine
Simple Steps Save Energy

Manhasset (N.Y.) Press
On the Bay

Market Watch
Four Higher Education Institutions Tap CDW-G to Provide Laptops for Incoming Students

Martini
The Torture Battle

Media Monitors Network
Book Review: "The One-State Solution" by Virginia Q. Tilley

Mercury News, San Jose, Calif.
W. Scandling, co-founded food-service giant Saga

Metro News, Detroit, Mich.
Losing your mind in Berlin

Metro West
On campus: Sticking with it

MetroWest Daily News
Gaskell 'back' at it for Babson

MetroWest Daily News, Framingham, Mass.
Students achievements

Miami Herald, Miami, Fla.
Art, The man sell story of Coral Gables

Middle East Times
Analy: $100 oil no reason to panic

Milford Daily News, Milford, Mass.
Marriages and anniversaries: Asheley Buinicki and Christopher Davis

Milwaukee Freeman Newspapers, Milwaukee, Wis.
Kerry's search for a running mate draws speculation

Minnesota Business
Taking Care of Business

Monsters and Critics.com
$100 oil no reason yet to panic

MonsterTRAK
Postgraduation Internships

Montana State University, Bozeman, Mont.
Research shows drunk driving decreases with peer awareness

Montclair Times, Montclair, N.J.
Casto, Trevenen keep it going in The Park

Morning Call, Allentown, Pa.
Air Products set to reap hydrogen windfall

Morning Edition, National Public Radio
Nobel Peace Prize Winner Wangari Maathai

Mount Olive Chronicle, Chester, N.J.
Frelinghuysen Talks of Vietnam Experience in Taped Oral History

Movie Poop Shoot
DANCIN' THE 'TANGO' WITH ROBERT DUVALL
CATCHING THE DREAM WITH JASON LEE

MPN Now.com
Our lakes, their glitter

MSN
How the Grinch Stole Election Day

MSN's Slate
Green Eggs and Islam
Getting Taken: Steven Spielberg, paranormal huckster
Nixon Among the Celebrities
Double Dribble at the Twin Tier Tongue Dome
A Movie Trailer We'd Like To See
The Six Degrees of Chuck Berry

MSNBC
Battle joined over same-sex marriage
Bringing out Al Gore’s private side
Welcome to the new world of DietPorn
New Hampshire puts women in charge at Statehouse

MSNBC Today Show
First American climbs world's highest peaks

MSNBC.com
Meteors not only culprit in mass extinction
Therapy targets ‘at risk’ troops

Multifamily Executive
In Good Company: Bozzuto's Partnerships Pay Off

Myrtle Beach Sun
The Admissions Obsession

Napa Valley Register
Monarchs don't let up, continue streak

Nashua Telegraph
North by Northeast

Nation magazine, New York, N.Y.
Solidarity, 25 Years Later
Letter From Poland
Letter From Poland

National Career Development Association
Making Career Services a Point of Difference

National Catholic Reporter, Kansas City, Mo.
Mary McGrory, Post columnist, dies

National Hispanic Corporate Council (Arlington, Va.)
Rapid Expansion of New Customers and Products Drives Executive Moves at Gentris

National Journal, Washington, D.C.
Through the Research Door

National Lampoon
Happy Valley Summer Culture Calendar

National Lampoon, Los Angeles, Calif.
Sex Rage in the Yankee-Red Sox rivalry

National On-Campus Report
Good Idea: Voter Registration Service Projects

National Post, Ontario Canada
Ads aim for shot of reality Anti-drinking campaign

National Public Radio Weekend Edition Sunday
Book Recounts the Story Around Penicillin

National School Boards Association
'Social norms' approach helps schools promote positive behavior

NBC Channel 10
Local Clinton Insiders

NBC Olympics
Kent Smack--Olympics Bio

NCAA News
Grass-roots diversity
STARR theories shine encouraging light in Division III study
Alcohol-education pilot has a sobering effect in Division III
Division III Management Council plots legislative course for future

NCAA News, Indianapolis, Ind.
Freshman takes cancer in stride, refuses to take time off

NCAASports.com
Feature: 'The Cooler'
Notebook: Breaking in
Notebook: St. John's Survives Concordia-Moorehead
Notebook: Herons Remain Undefeated
From Ironman to Student-Athlete

Network Computing Magazine
Do you Meru?

Network World Fusion
Fave raves
Bandwidth: Quality over quantity?

Network World Fusion magazine
Packeteer plug-in controls P2P traffic

Networking Magazine
Economic Policies Analyzed During Hofstra's 11th Presidential Conference

New Britain Herald, New Britain, Conn.
Peace Corps works despite wars

New England Science Symposium
New England Science Symposium: Julia James, Presenter

New Jersey Daily Record
THE MISSING: Michael Simon

New Jersey Jewish News, Whippany, N.J.
Brown not blue as team owner’s pro lacrosse venture looks rosy

New Kerala.com
Meteorite-greenhouse gasses combo linked to Mass Extinction

New Republic, Washington, D.C.
Sober Lemmings

New Scientist
Big chilly countries lose out under Kyoto

New York Construction News, New York, N.Y.
Built for the Ages

New York Daily News
Seniors’ safe haven
Hasselbeck plots Giant comeback

New York Daily News, New York, N.Y.
Cheer the workers as well as big shots
End of line for Redbird subway cars

New York Magazine, New York, N.Y.
The Line That Time Forgot

New York Post, New York, N.Y.
Two Local Rhodes Scholars

New York Press, New York, N.Y.
NO MORE BEDHEAD

New York Sun, New York, N.Y.
On to Oxford from Brooklyn

New York Times
A Prosecutor, a Judge, Now a Monitor
The Old Masters Detective Agency
Dining In: The Hard Stuff Now Includes Wine
A Wide Avenue to the N.H.L.
Rhodes Scholars Selected for 2004
2004 Rhodes Scholars List
Dean Amadon, an Authority on Birds of Prey, Dies at 90
Ex-Soldier, Now a Bishop, Deals With Blood on His Hands
Deep Roots Guarantee a Bookseller's Independence
You Bought a PC for His Dorm Room, but Did You Insure It?
Romancing the Loons
Silence of Clintons Speaks Loudly for McCall
Admitting to Mixed Feelings About Motherhood
Tunnel Vision: Don't Get Up. She's Only Riding for 2.
Head of Refugee Group Picked to Fill Post at Lincoln Center
Scott W. Rohner: A Dream Life Cut Short
MICHAEL J. SIMON: A Passionate Sportsman
Rites of Grief, Without a Body to Cry Over
A Time of Gifts
Robert S. Jones, HarperCollins Editor, Is Dead at 47
AIDS Hidden in Myanmar, Expert Says
The Need for Cooperation With Europe
Slumbering in the Egyptian Desert, a Titan of a Dinosaur
For the Next Election
New York Times Book Review: Jon Lewis
Who'll Survive?
Growing a Collection to Fill the SFMOMA's Gaps
That Curve Ball Was Just Spin
Important: Read This First
A Hazy Look at Women's and Music's History
When Women Called the Tunes
Mrs. Clinton Faults Giuliani On Disposition

New York Times Book Review
Book Review - All Ears

New York Times Magazine, New York, N.Y.
Patron Sweethearts
Great Places to Learn in New York State

New York Times, New York, N.Y.
Students’ Paths to Small Colleges Can Bypass SAT
A Partisan Leaves; Will an Era Follow?
John L. Behler, 62, Dies; Influential Voice for Saving Reptiles
Oprah's Book Club Turns to Elie Wiesel
Mission Creep
The New College Mixer
Riding Into the Red
2 Subway Lines Crippled by Fire; Long Repair Seen
Just Say No? No Need Here
Lincoln Center Chairman Is to Resign
Giving for a Cause, and That Cause Only
No Tokens, or Incentive to Hoard
Richard Fisher, 68, Chairman of Morgan Stanley in 1990's, Dies
Oprah Happy to Host Nobel Concert
Nobel Laureate Seeks to Explain AIDS Remarks
Trees for Democracy
Swimming in Brooklyn
Lest We Forget? Oh, We Already Have
Jessica Behrer, Keith Dixon
Alexis Bernstein, Alexander Levy
Kenyan Green Activist Wins Nobel Peace Prize
Days of Protests, Vigils and Street Theater (Thongs, Too)
Jennifer Montesano, Charles Juergens II
A Consensus Builder for Ground Zero's Renewal
The Rumble That's Lasted for 100 Years
So Begins the Vice-Presidential Mating Dance
Clinton to Join Economic Unit Aiding Upstate
Picking Up the Pieces After the Philharmonic Deal's Collapse
Orchestra's Obligations May Derail Merger
Art Listings
Andrew Heiskell, a Former Chairman of Time Inc. and a Civic Leader, Dies at 87
Ari Fleischer, Poet
Sport's Growth Stops Short of Div. I
Judge Finds Link Between Iraq and 9/11 Attacks
Daniel Patrick Moynihan, Former Senator From New York, Dies at 76
Escaping North Korea's Nuclear Trap
Japan's Used Cars Find New Lives on Russian Roads
Diagnosis and a Second Opinion
Oil Market Braces for Possible Iraq War
Bush and Baghdad: The Temperature Rises
Does the Koran Belong in Class?
Clinton Set Take Over On Campus
Economic Interests Keep Drive for Renewable Energy Stuck in Neutral
Social-Norms Marketing
Student Volunteer Work
Tunnel Vision: New Orleans Has 'Desire'; in New York, It's the 'W'
Colleges Shift Emphasis on Drinking
Activists, Afterward

Newhouse News Service
Current Teen Generation Acquitting Themselves Well as Volunteers

NewPages, Alpena, Mich.
The NewPages Literary Magazine Stand

News & Observer.com, Raleigh, North Carolina
Tragedies spur service project

News Journal, Wilmington, Del.
Holiday's Theme Is Forgiveness

News-Item, Shamokin, Pa.
Marion Heights native named vice president for finance and treasurer at college in New York

News-Record, Greensboro, N.C.
Reidsville's Goodes leads strong field at Carolinas Mid-Amateur

News-Sentinel, Fort Wayne, Ind.
When memory banks go blank - who can forget these beauties?

Newsday
The Lost: Michael J. Simon

Newsday, Long Island, N.Y.
Sciarra leads Wagner over gritty Iona
T-Rock's Take
Familiar foes face off
Team capsules

Newsday, New York, N.Y.
Two West Point cadets among 32 Rhodes Scholars winners
A New York town recalls a 1948 massacre of Palestinians
Schwarzenegger Borrows From Scriptwriters
A Queens Idea Man Thinks Big

Newsday.com
Wave of immigration from Mexico grows in the Northeast
Transit riders face unprecedented random bag searches
Subway ridership hits 50 year high
What's next for the subway?
A century of strap-hanging

Newsweek
The New College Game
Lost dinosaurs rediscovered in Egypt
Scouting a Dry Campus
A LIFETIME PASSION FOR COLLECTING
The Mask of Masculinity

Niagara Gazette, Niagara Falls, N.Y.
Interim pastor in Lewiston heals bodies and souls

NITLE
Distance Education Technologies for Teaching and Learning

NITLE News
NITLE Launches Web Site on Arab Culture, Collaborative Curricular Initiative on the Islamic World

NITLE, South Burlington, Vt.
Technology and the Internationalization of the Curriculum

North Adams (Mass.) Transcript
Williams men's hockey

North County Times, San Diego, Calif.
San Diego County roundup: Chargers sign seventh-round pick
Former Ramona pitcher posts 0.00 ERA for 49ers

North Jersey.com
Lacrosse lover's dream lives on
Radical surgery

NorthJersey.com
Field hockey

Norwich (Conn.) Bulletin
Hobart sticks it to CGA

NPR's Day to Day
My Fellow Americans: Jennifer Siegal, Architect

NPR's Morning Edition
Eat the Meat, Bar the Char
The Poetry of Donald Rumsfeld, Put to Music
'Dog is My Co-Pilot'

NPR's Talk of the Nation
Troubled Times for Airline Industry

NPR's All Things Considered
Commentary: Guide Dogs

Observer-Dispatch, Utica, N.Y.
Dardano is more than just a librarian
Ex-Congressman Mitchell dies
Courthouse renovations reveal piece of past
Suffragists’ struggle remembered, revered

Oct. 16, 2003
Chinese pilot enters world space history

Ohio Psychologist Magazine
The War Room

Oklahoma University Daily, Oklahoma City, Okla.
Sooner Celebrity Nancy Mergler

Omaha World-Herald
Creighton ranked fifth of most wired colleges

Omaha World-Herald, Omaha, Neb.
All-night battle is all in fun for Creighton's gamers

One Union Station, WRNI, Providence, R.I.
Binge Drinking

Oneida Dispatch
Students hear story of young life that ended early

Ora Academy Update, Rochester, N.Y.
Ora Academy Honors Karen and Michael Dobkowski

Orange County Register, Santa Ana, Calif.
Gaddi Vasquez at peace in new role

Orange County Review, Orange, Va.
Board names new middle school principal

Oregon Daily Emerald, Eugene, Oregon
University hires new provost to focus on diversity

Oregonian, Portland, Ore.
Conservative cool
Patriotic: Kitsch is 'a way of reducing the enormity of war'

Orlando Magazine, Orlando, Fla.
Anchor's Here to Stay

Orlando Sentinel, Orlando, Fla.
University of Rochester honors nurse-practitioner pioneer Ford
Ma'am
When memory banks go blank - who can forget these beauties?
Cynicism reigns
Figures of speech
More Battles Await Bush at Home

Oswego Daily News, Oswego, N.Y.
Help Available for Families Seeking College Financial Aid

OurSportsCentral.com
Sting acquire Tangela Smith from Monarchs in four-player deal

Ovid Gazette, Ovid, N.Y.
Local Protesters Call for Peace with Thousands Around World

Palladium Times, Oswego, N.Y.
REISWEBER SCORES 2 AS LAKERS TIE HOBART

Palo Alto Weekly, Palo Alto, Calif.
Perception or Reality?

Parade Magazine
Here’s how five communities are making sure their children get a quality education.

Pawling News Chronicle, Pawling, N.Y.
Wagner uses local scholarship to study in England

PBS Jazz
Women in Jazz

Peace Corps
Former Peace Corps Director Mark Gearan's Tribute to Deputy Director Charles R. Baquet III, who retired on October 1

Peoples Democracy
On LeftWord International Young Scholars’ Seminar

Peterborough Transcript, Peterborough, N.H.
Yes, you can go home again

Philadelphia Inquierer
Hatters grad twice wins rookie mat honors

Philadelphia Inquirer
Ursinus pins hopes on 7 area basketball players
College Notebook

Philadelphia Inquirer Magazine, Philadelphia, Pa.
Diane Louise Wormley: In University City, making a difference for neighbors

Philadelphia Inquirer, Philadelphia, Pa.
A Daughter’s Tale of Traumatic Transition
Audit accuses two at UMDNJ of misconduct
Sweet 16 party: Pricey
Safety net fix-up time
Why Americans vote - for all that silly stuff
King takes pro tennis show to Cabrini
Costanza top rookie
Wanted: Merit-based aid to expand students' options
Corbett: Hobart's top rebounder
In Love
SUVs now a symbol of plight
Elizabeth Dole Considers Run For Presidency

Philadelphia Inquirer, Philadelphia, Penn.
This early bird offers a link to dinosaurs

Philadelphia Weekly, Philadelphia, Pa.
Fee for Services Rendered

Pilot-Independent, Walker, Minn.
Reduce high risk behavior by using social norms

PinUp, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Mass.
The Frontier Architect

Pioneer Press, St. Paul, Minn.
What does it mean to be liberal or conservative in politics today?

Pittsburgh City Paper
Screen Saver: Can Tom Poole revive public-access cable TV in Pittsburgh?

Pittsburgh Post Gazette
District Spotlight: CMU's Bassett wants to change perceptions

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Young paleontologist is living the dinosaur dream
A celestial sign of changing times

Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
Notebook: RMU to host Drexel, Hobart in inaugural lacrosse season

Plain Dealer
Medical workers prepare for call from reserve unit

Plain Dealer, Cleveland, Ohio
Barriers broken with love in multicultural families
Wind power plans blow a rift through wealthy Cape Cod
OSU, city in a froth over rowdy off-campus bashes

Plattsburgh Press-Republican, Plattsburgh, N.Y.
Saranac Lake High survey probes smoking, sex, drugs

Poetry Daily
The Miraculous Mandarin: Poetry Daily
Children's Beach Museum: Poetry Daily
Out-of-Body Experience: Poetry Daily

Poly Biz News, California Polytechnic State University
Marketing Seniors Consider Social Norms Campaign

Port Washington (N.Y.) News, Mineola, N.Y.
On The Bay

Portland (Maine) Press Herald
Polar Bears ride strength of defense

Portland Press Herald
A new outlook, and a new address in Portland
The touch for scoring and passing
Sweet 16 has Maine accent

Portland Press Herald/Maine Sunday Telegram
COLLEGE CONNECTIONS: Mike Lowe

Portsmouth (N.H.) Herald News
A little of this and that from the sports world

Positive Thinking Magazine
Quiet Your Mind

Post Standard
SU's Service Programs Cited

Post Standard, Syracuse, N.Y.
Report: Water quality of Cayuga Lake declines
Campaign for the Colleges
Cornell, Colgate designated gay-friendly
Book looks at poverty
William Smith, Hobart move up; Nazareth off list

Post-Gazette, Pittsburgh, Pa.
War backers mobilize in support of U.S. Iraq policy

Post-Journal, Jamestown, N.Y.
Swanson Selected UCAA Offensive Player Of Year
Craig Stands Alone On And Off The Gridiron
Swanson Finalist For Gagliardi Trophy

Post-Standard
Software could track lake's water quality
Voter registration noted

Post-Standard, Syracuse, N.Y.
Hip parents trying harder to connect with their kids
Dutch, Stubborn and 100
Groups mark January as National Mentoring Month
College President To Join Board Of Service Program
Adding men to a women's college changes the dynamics
Ithaca project sponsors Iranian writer
After Sept. 11, radio plays it patriotic safe
What's going on with Upstate?
Fewer earning degree in 4 years
Lame-duck Statesmen look to rebound and turn corner
Whip your college aid form into shape
Local College Football Preview
Proposal targets athletic aid in D-III
Debate over gay marriage heats up
Hobart set to join the fray in ECAC
Nottingham senior aces national Latin examination
Winning at life is Gravante's gift
Loss of team weakens ECAC, makes for an uncertain future
Patriot title up for grabs
Hobart rallies past scrappy Colgate
Images of POWs may be war tool
Tickets On Sale
Syracuse defeats Hobart
Endowments for SU, Cornell drop; LeMoyne, Wells see gains
Hobart lacrosse will be odd stick out
College students found reluctant, thoughtful
'War against evil' needs clearer definition, sense of purpose
Student community service touted
Middle East studies suddenly in demand
The chilling message sent by Wafa Idris
Hamilton education 3rd in cost
Hobart hires 'household name'
Degree in men's studies is no laughing matter
Hillary Clinton Praises Public Service, leads dialogue at Hobart & William Smith
Filmmaker’s first stop, Seneca Falls

Poughkeepsie Journal, Poughkeepsie, N.Y.
Saperstein enlightened by hike on Appalachian Trail
Exhibition of valley artists, theology seminar set at Bard
Local man to hike for AIDS group
DiPaolo's story gives inspiration
Valley eager to vote
Good Life: In the Mid-Hudson

Poughkeepsie Journal, Poukeepsie, N.J.
Monk to hold talk at Bard on weekend

PR Leap.com
Neil Kozarsky takes a look at packaging professionals and the social order

PR Newswire
Growing Number of Colleges Provide Tuition Aid to AmeriCorps Alums

Prague Post, Prague, Czech Republic
Tom Hasler: Prodigal son's odyssey

Press & Sun-Bulletin, Binghamton, N.Y.
JC graduate named a Hobart captain
Update: Trivisonno excelling as freshman
Prominent Norwich businessman dies
N.Y. jobs group appoints local business leader

Press Herald, Portland, Maine
COLLEGE CONNECTIONS

PressZoom.com, Providence, RI
Campus Compact Executive Director to Retire After 10 Years of Service; National Search Committee Will Seek New Leader for 2007

Printing Impressions
xpedx Ryobi Division to Expand U.S. Sales

Progressive Magazine
Dockworkers win on tech issue, Americans should take heed

Progressive magazine, Madison, Wis.
Bush's Messiah Complex

Providence Journal, Providence, R.I.
Lincoln School grads told to measure life by giving
Disclosure reports detail travel, charity by Congress members
In R.I., Muslims say they won't misjudge Americans
Bush calls for more Americorps, Peace Corps volunteers

Public Opinion, Chambersburg, Pa.
Comments could hurt Santorum's prospects

Queens Gazette, New York, N.Y.
Brown celebrates 15 years as top law enforcer

R News, Rochester, N.Y.
Big Weekend For Three Schools
Manos Returns from Broken Neck
From WNBA to William Smith
Geneva Woman Essay Finalist
Hungry Herons

R-News
Candidates Gather for Convention

Radio Singapore International
What lies ahead for Democratic Presidential nominee, John Kerry?
Democrats fear return of Ralph Nader
US Democrats race for last minute votes in Iowa

Radio World
CBI Tests Blog Technology, Launches Two

Radio World Online, Falls Church, Va.
NPR Plans a New Way to Move Audio

Radio World, Falls Church, Va.
Telos Xport is Fast on Its Feet

Red and Black.com, University of Georgia
Why do students drink?

Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore.
Political talk riding high on radio airwaves

Registered Rep.
The Ten Who Matter 2002

Registered Rep. Magazine
Giants Among Us

Residential Architect magazine
Start-ups

Reuters
U.S. Presidents Rare Beasts on African Continent

Richmond Times-Dispatch, Richmond, Va.
Campaigns face the media and the dreaded 'tracker boys'

RNews
Clinton has Finger Lakes plan
Albright Honored in Geneva
Former Candidate Visits Geneva

RNews, Rochester, N.Y.
Look Out for Guy in Rabbit Suit
Hardball Host Speaks To Graduates
Students Learn Via Internet
Geneva Fundraiser Denied
Students Study Zebra Mussels
Weitekamp on R News

Roanoke Times
Maroons off to rough start in ODAC

Rochester (N.Y.) Democrat & Chronicle
Courting success at William Smith College

Rochester Business Journal
Geneva schools launch campaign
Prof lands $202K grant for stroke study

Rochester Business Journal, Rochester, N.Y.
Poll: Grads go where jobs are
Colleges launch site to lure firms
Learning to Grow
Senate confirms Gearan board seat
Environmental institute names director
Geneva colleges land $1.5 million gift
A deep understanding of risk in a new era

Rochester Democrat & Chronicle
Roberts Wesleyan's Stuczynski tops RACA list

Rochester Insider, Rochester, N.Y.
home: Click your way to a masterpiece
Guest lists, receptions, in-laws-to-be and $22,000…
How to Tell if Someone is Lying…

Rosyln (N.Y.) News
Koenig Named Performer of the Week

Rutland (Vt.) Herald
Panthers win shootout
Panthers set to defend
Hobart snaps Norwich's 16-game home winning streak

Rutland Herald, Rutland, Vermont
Student headed to Vietnam to study post-war women

Rutland Herald, Rutland, Vt.
Trial judge likely to fill Supreme Court vacancy
Vermont's chief justice to step down
Douglas vows to appoint justice, even if he loses
Amestoy's legacy
New training center promotes slate
Rutland’s Daley reaps prestigious Hobart award

Sacramento (Calif.) Bee
More than 3,000 cheer champions
Monarchs already looking to 2006
Monarchs vs. Sun: How they match up
Analysis: Monarchs' refinement boosts midterm grade

Sacramento Magazine, Sacramento, Calif.
Russell Postell

Saigon Times Daily, Saigon, Vietnam
Responsibility of the Taxpayer
Taxes and Public Goods

Sail-World.com
Lead Change at ICSA NA Coed Dinghy Championship
Great start to ICSA NA Team Race Championship

Sailing World
Morning Light's 30 finalists try for 15 spots
Windy Weekend Tests Sailors at NE Regattas
Sailing World Rankings Aug., 2002
Sailing World's College Rankings

Sailing World Magazine
Investing in Sweat Equity
New England, Middle Atlantic Schools Weather the Cold

Salt Lake Tribune, Salt Lake City, Utah
An environmental battleground
Antidrug ads admit some kids smoke pot
Antidrug ads admit some kids smoke pot

San Francisco Chronicle
Later than planned, Powell gets her title shot
Double Bonanza for Modern Art Fans: Legions of work from the elite Anderson Collection on view at the Palace, SFMOMA

San Francisco Chronicle, San Francisco, Calif.
William Scandling -- president of food-service giant Saga Corp.
Calligraphy coup for the Asian

San Francisco Examiner
Journey to the new Celebrating Modern Art: The Anderson Collection marks the largest exhibition in SFMOMA's history

San Francisco Gate
Impostor targets female athletes

San Jose Mercury News, San Jose, Calif.
Gay marriage a hot-button issue in presidential race
First lady heading for friendly territory

Sarasota Herald Tribune, Sarasota, Fla.
Bright House grant helps MCC summer program
MCC trustees retain men's basketball
MCC may drop men's basketball program

Saratogian
Literacy Volunteers in Saratoga mark 25th anniversary

Saratogian, Saratoga Springs, N.Y.
DIII faces reform package

Saudi Gazette, Saudi Arabia
Deir Yassin Massacre Remembered

Schenectady Daily Gazette, Schenectady, N.Y.
New Regents test was doomed to fail

Science
Discovery of Tidal Giant —A New Egyptian Dinosaur—Reported in Science

Science Daily
A New Theory For Mass Extinctions

Science News for Kids
Fossil trees have a story to tell

Scientific American
Ducklike Fossil Points to Aquatic Origins for Modern Bird

Seattle Post-Intelligencer, Seattle, Wash.
Kenyan environmentalist wins peace prize

Self Magazine
How to live a more meaningful life

Seven Days, Vermont
In the Pink

Seventeen Magazine
Choose the Right School

Sharon (Mass.) Advocate
Holleran assists in athletic communications office

Sharon Advocate
Holleran rushes Hobart pasted Curry in playoffs
Holleran named to league team

Shelter Island Reporter, Shelter Island, N.Y.
Vincent DiGregorio: from waiter to surgeon

Singapore Business Times
Growing Asian antipathy for the global policeman

SoccerNewEngland.com
Plymouth State saddened by alum's sudden death

South Bend Tribune, South Bend, Ind.
Report card

South China Morning Post
What Indonesia needs: new-generation leaders
Forging A Lasting Peace - Indonesia needs international support to make the accord work.

South China Morning Post Online
BEHIND THE NEWS: The power of mum

South China Morning Post, Hong Kong
Can Asia become a global 'third force'?
To solve Asia's crises, dialogue is crucial
Regional leaders set their focus on greater integration

South China Morning Post, Tai Po, Hong Kong
Building Blocks For An Asian Economic Union

South Florida Sun-Sentinel
Want to fix your man? Watch it

South Manchester (UK) Reporter
Tom takes charge

Space Daily
New Theory For Mass Extinctions

Squash Magazine
The Best of the Last 100 Years

SquashTalk.com
U.S. Men's Junior Team Ready To Take On The World(s)

St. Louis Post Dispatch, St. Louis, Mo.
Kerry's campaign turns its attention to No. 2 slot

St. Louis Post-Dispatch, St. Louis, Mo.
Colleges switch tactics to fight alcohol abuse

St. Petersburg (Fla.) Times
Director of dominance

St. Petersburg Times, St. Petersburg, Fla.
Conserving beats complaining
Saying farewell to two best friends
What were you thinking? What ARE you thinking?

Stabroek News, Georgetown, Guyana
VAT seen as broadening tax base, simplifying system

Standard-Speaker, Hazleton, Pa.
Fuel prices not likely to fall

Star Ledger
Michael John Simon, a coach at heart

Star Ledger, Newark, N.J.
Report on UMDNJ exposes thousands in misspent funds
How UMDNJ became a 'patronage pit'
UMDNJ monitor a veteran crime fighter

Star Tribune, Minneapolis, Minn.
A historic meeting: Clinton's saxophone performance with Carson

Star-Gazette, Elmira, N.Y.
EC men's hockey team closes with tough stretch
College Notebook
Nazareth no longer requires SAT or ACT
College Notebook
College Notebook
College Notebook
Corning-Painted Post sports hall inducts 15
Religious intolerance topic of program
Professor to speak on intolerance
Downtown agency writes up a vision
EC men lose 2nd straight
Colleges get $15 million gift

Star-Gazette.com
Japanese architecture focus of lecture
The Geneva festival offers films, art, music, more

Star-Ledger
Abuses at UMDNJ top $240 million, report finds

Star-Ledger, Newark, N.J.
Morristown lawyer in nation's Top 100

Staten Island (N.Y.) Advance
Acquilano keeps lacrosse ties

Staten Island Advance, Staten Island, N.Y.
Botanical Garden gets new chief

Straits Times, Singapore
The rut of democracy without prosperity

Street & Smith's SportsBusiness Journal
Building winners in Gator Nation

SUNY Cortland
Distinguished Professor Van Burd to Discuss John Ruskin's Naughty Books on Nov. 8

Swampscott Reporter, Swampscott, Mass.
In defense of William Smith

Syracuse Herald-American
CNY Colleges Building Galore
Who Gets In? It's Academic

Syracuse New Times, Syracuse, N.Y.
Making Waves

Syracuse News
Colleges are already taking the 'green' path