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Tuesday, January 23, 2007

Campus News

• Six Chanute suites burglarized
• SGA VP resigns
• Director of Student Activities to leave
• Daytona Beach and Embry-Riddle present Colin Powell

Sports

• Frees and threes help lift Eagles basketball over Bees
• Hizak & Lazarov top new ITA polls
• Allen has impressive finish at SALLY
• Track signs recruit, breaks some records

Opinions

• But that's just my opinion
• Stand Up!

Space Technology

• 2007 highlighted by Mars and ISS construction
• Black hole devours planet
• Huygens marks two years since Titan touchdown
• Atlas 5 ready for busy year

Aeronautica

• Russian Air Force receives new Sukhoi Su-34
• Northrop Grumman anti-missile system takes flight on FedEx
• UAV's ready for civilian role
• Northwest Airlines files to emerge from bankruptcy
• Isreal implements in-flight pilot identification system

Entertainment

• 'The Pursuit of Happyness' is a heartfelt story
• 'Children of Men' is shocking but chillingly realistic
• Stomp steals the show
• All that goes wrong in life ... don't worry, it'll pass
• The Flip Side

More Issues

Issue Summary

Campus News

• Embry-Riddle raises $23,000 for Heart Walk, double goal
• Daytona's 'own' 727 bids farewell
• Campus Briefs
• FAA to review new tools for flight weather
• Health and Wellness Column
• Center of excellence for COE, part of multi-million dollar grant

Sports

• Eagles dominate in tennis tournament
• Volleyball win seven straight
• Comeback win at Warren for men's soccer
• Women's soccer scores early and often in win over Royals
• Lady Eagles suffer tough loss to SCAD in overtime
• Volleyball avenges only season loss

Opinions

• Respect for women

Student Life

• Get wet with Scuba club
• Kappa Alpha Psi hosts many activities
• Hockey Club begins a new season
• Theta Phi Alpha has big-little week
• Sigma Alpha Epsilon river fun

Entertainment

• Eagle Eye Review
• The Bill & Trav's Bogus Journey Tour
• Entertaining Thoughts: Diablo III
• 'How to Lose Friends' is enjoyable to watch
• The Spot
• 'The Hills' Column:
• Charlie Horse keeps it simple