Thursday, February 26, 2009

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News

• Phi Kappa Psi fraternity moving out of house:
• Photographer of Springfield
• Doppelgänger:
• Wittenberg book drive:
• A small review ends with a big trip:
• 'Slumdog' celebrations fill Mumbai's crowded slums
• A new beginning for WUSO: 89.1 The Berg
• The science of sight:
• Raise the curtain, Spring theatre preview 2009
• Lenten journey leads to liberation:

Columns

• A fashionista speaks
• Re: Reaction to Post It performance blown out of proportion
• The Torch's Take:
• Redefining a new image of beauty
• Witt's benefits > hefty costs

Lifestyles

• Antioch alum Terry Byrnes sees Springfield through the lense
• Living with dead people, my house the funeral home
• The Boss does it again, with "Working on a Dream"

Sports

• Women's swimming qualifies for NCAA championships
• Track and field wraps up indoor season
• Men's basketball looks to end season on a high note in the NCAC tournament
• Dave Weible

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Issue Summary

News

• Dean Kelly sets record straight on McMurray's
• Navigating Witt's waters with new, user-friendly website
• Saving Darfur, six inches at a time
• Students dyeing to learn chemistry of art
• Wittenberg's Carl Loney: The police chief next door

Columns

• Politics: Making strange bedfellows out of all of us

Lifestyles

• Habitat efforts will blitz Springfield
• Internship gives taste of future for junior
• Something young, something new
• There's an app for everything

Sports

• Indoor track teams improving daily
• Men's basketball tramples Oberlin
• Senior night honors five
• Wittenberg tennis teams ready for 2010 spring season

Popular Stories

Dean Kelly sets record straight on McMurray's
Navigating Witt's waters with new, user-friendly website
Internship gives taste of future for junior
Wittenberg's Carl Loney: The police chief next door
Something young, something new
There's an app for everything
Habitat efforts will blitz Springfield
Students dyeing to learn chemistry of art
Senior night honors five
Saving Darfur, six inches at a time
Men's basketball tramples Oberlin
Wittenberg tennis teams ready for 2010 spring season
Indoor track teams improving daily
Politics: Making strange bedfellows out of all of us