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It's an iPod world
From the Fitness Center to the President's Courtyard, one music player reigns supreme
Maybe it's the sleek design. Maybe it's the user-friendly interface. Or maybe people just got sick of carrying around stacks of CDs everywhere. »
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- Tempering tailgating
- Police report surge in campus bike thefts
- Theatre hosts Field's medical lecture, dedication ceremony
- Comedian shares jokes, alcohol abuse message
- Student recalls military service in Iraq
- International Programs holds Study Abroad Fair
- News in brief
- Police Log
- President, students discuss tailgating, campus facilities during open forum
- ITS continues work on CardMail improvements
- Homecoming, Student Association online elections begin tomorrow
Photos from this issue
Ben Lanning pins on the Purple Heart he received in Iraq after the truck he was riding in hit a roadside bomb. The Purple Heart is awarded to those wounded or killed while serving in the U.S. Military. While in Iraq, Lanning was also awarded the Bronze Star Medal, the fourth-highest award for bravery, heroism, or meritorious service. Lanning received both decorations in 2004.
Junior tight end Kevin Kelch drags several Wildcats defenders on his way to a 24-yard reception in the second quarter of Saturday's game. Kelch finished the game with two catches for 46 yards.
