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Tuesday, September 18, 2007

Campus News

• Student Activities Fair
• Get to Know: Kara Casey
• ERAU ranks high again
• Dining Services worker struck in hit-and-run incident
• Comedian Dan Cummins
• Coffee moguls moving in to ERAU
• The Great Eagles Hunt
• New academic building on schedule, poised to open Spr. 08

Sports

• Eagles score three in second half to best Bobcats
• Beach Night is coming to ERAU
• Gonzales comes up huge for volleyball, Eagles take two
• W. Soccer Struggling

Opinions

• Instructor pilot provides first-hand experiences about student
• A specialized curriculum for a specialized degree program
• Stand up for your school
• Try a little tact next time
• Stereotyping is easy
• Writer didn't do their research

Space Technology

• X Prize take two: Google the moon
• Japanese lunar probe is largest since Apollo
• NASA may axe COTS contract

Aeronautica

• Everyone hates turbulence
• Solar UAV sets airborne record
• ATC found guility
• Thai airline crash kills as many as 100
• Steve Fossett is missing!
• Pastor Jack says goodbye to campus

Entertainment

• Grade school P.E. creates good comedy
• Jodie Foster is fierce as outraged vigilante
• When in Rome: Denver
• MTV captivates award crowd with music

SGA

• SGA Implements Safety Campaign
• Speed Patrols
• SFB Gives out $63,930
• First Friday
• International Coastal Clean-Up

More Issues

Issue Summary

Campus News

• A green airspace coming to Embry-Riddle in the near future
• Greek Week festivities come to a close
• SGA rebuilds student lounge
• NASA tests continue
• Justin Kredible performs
• Summer Impact

Sports

• Eagles track finishes indoor season well: Eagles advance after day one
• Eagles track finishes indoor season well: Sam Vazquez returns to the nationals
• Eagles track finishes indoor season well: Kirwa earns All-American honors
• Eagles finish off the Lions
• NAIA Division II tournament
• Men's golf takes third
• Eagles bounce back after suffering afternoon loss
• St Xavier ends nine game winning streak
• Embry-Riddle endures tough conference loss
• Men's tennis take a hit from third-ranked Valdosta State
• Eagles fall to Concordia
• Lady Eagles fall to 6-4 with loss to Valdosta State
• Vancouver 2010

SGA

• Spring '10 State of the Student Government

Opinions

• Save NASA organization creates petition

College News

• Have a better break by driving safely
• Win a trip to D.C.
• Download up and coming music for free

Student Life

• CSSA celebrates the Year of the Tiger
• Ergonomics save the day again
• NSCS hosts Integrity Day
• VA recognizes Shane Alcock
• Upsilon update