Soccer star right at home as captain
For most freshmen, being named team captain might be overwhelming. For men’s soccer captain Yohance Marshall, it was familiar territory. Marshall received the position during...
A lesson in finishing strong
Leukemia patient and USF alumnus Jeff Wagner (left) has been an inspiration for coach Jim Leavitt and the Bulls this season with his motto “Finish...
Pushing the conversation on peace
With many comparing the war in Iraq to a quagmire and the specter of a potential invasion of Iran looming, some students feel peace has...
The square root of art
M.C. Escher, often considered to be the pioneer of math-based art, once said in relation to his work, “For me it remains an open question...
Editorial
The results of salary negotiations between University Police and USF administrators Monday marked the first sign of progress after a long series of impasses. Sergeant...
Syracuse game set for noon kickoff
The sun won’t be shining in the Carrier Dome when the Bulls face Syracuse on Nov. 11, but it will be the third daytime kickoff...
Suspicious student suicide, spectre haunts USF library
All ghost stories begin predictably enough: You start off by walking into an unfamiliar place, knowing full well you have no business being there. All...
Clean coal not a good goal
While the world scrambles to find efficient and effective fuel sources, a former foe of the biosphere seeks to renew friendship under a cleverly deceptive...
USF students fashion an iPod, a bull’s head and a stadium out of donated canned goods
Anyone walking by the MLK Plaza on Monday morning witnessed a strange sight: several groups of students carefully arranging thousands of canned goods into various...
University Police contract talks take step forward
University Police seemed optimistic about their contract negotiations with University administrators for the first time in weeks after another round of collective bargaining talks Monday....