Spring Break
'Yell Like Hell' kick starts Homecoming spirit
The familiar melody of Super Mario Brothers and the Western Illinois University fight song echoed through Western Hall as the Marching Leathernecks kicked off Yell Like Hell Tuesday night.…
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Thing to do...
We often may feel as though there is a lot of pressure to plan ahead in college. Whether it is deciding on a major, putting together a resume or even beginning the hunt for jobs, sometimes you can get lost in the idea of growing up.…
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POW offers support
Completing college is a challenge in itself, but when a student also has the responsibility of being a parent, that challenge is compounded.…
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'Who's afraid of Ngugi' explores inspiration, tragedy
Students and faculty members at Western Illinois University were able to explore issues in cultural diversity through a film and lecture by renowned New York University professor Manthia Diawara.…
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Overcrowding on campus streets may be solved
A moratorium on political signs was discussed at the Monday night Committee of the Whole meeting. Several complaints have been received by the offices of the mayor, city clerk and city attorney.…
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Advising appointments help students plan schedule for spring
With the semester halfway over, it is time to start registering for the spring semester. Every student must meet with his or her adviser at least once before being allowed to register.…
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WAVE helps out others
Some students enjoy exercising at the Spencer Recreation Center; others spend their free time playing video games. Members of Western's All Volunteer Effort spend some of their free time helping out others.…
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Business percolates in cafes
MIAMI - Today, all you need to create a workplace is a cup of Joe and an Internet connection.…
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YouTube deal gives Google video appeal
In a stunning example of how wildly popular online video sharing has become, the Internet's biggest player has paid an amazing $1.65 billion to snap up YouTube Inc. (www.youtube.com), the online sensation whose motto, "Broadcast yourself," has picked up a daily Web audience that rivals some prime-time TV shows.…
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