Budget debate continuesThe battle for the budget claimed more casualties as student government heard testimony regarding finance decisions Thursday night in the Atwood Cascade Room. The arduous campaign for funding cultural groups again took center stage around 5 p.m. as the senate juiced the meeting into high gear with an open gallery session - a time when anyone may take to the floor and address the governing body. |
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Alicia Monson starts off the drag show with her animated performance of Justin Timberlake's "Like I Love You" Saturday night in the Atwood Ballroom. The sixth annual show spanned two nights and featured a handful of musical acts. |
Show shatters standardGlittered dresses swished and hats tipped toward the crowd for Saturday night's SCSU Drag Show. Getting off to a late start at about 7:20 p.m., the drag show shined the spotlight on members from the GLBT community in the Atwood Ballroom. The show, a two-night event, featured a performance Friday night as well. |
Junior Bobby Goepfert was a major part in SCSU's rise to respectability in 2005-06, tallying multiple wins over Minnesota, North Dakota and Colorado College. |
Chronicle's athletes of the yearGoepfert provides stabilityBobby Goepfert stands out in just about any crowd. Whether on the ice with his SCSU teammates or working on a group project for one of his classes, all eyes are usually on SCSU's standout junior goaltender. The eyes of more than just friends and teammates have begun looking at Goepfert as well. |
Gas prices expected to rise
With the school year coming to a close, students may have plans to travel during the summer. One thing to keep in mind is the increasing price of gas. With the hurricane season approaching and issues on the international scene, consumers are dealing with uncertainty as to how much they will be paying each time they fill their tanks.
Indonesian Kitchen serves food and fun
The Indonesian Student Organization organized Indonesian Kitchen 2006 from 6 to 9 p.m. Friday in the Atwood Brickyard.
The theme for the night was "Waroeng Perdjoeangan," which means the war of independence.
They put a dipped flag on every table to represent the symbol of independence.
Chronicle's athletes of the year
St. Jacques remains strong
The old saying the 'puck' stops here, could have referred to third-year goalie Lauri St. Jacques and her goal tending abilities.
In the Huskies' recent season, St. Jacques helped lead the team to their first WCHA Final Four semifinals appearance.
Toward the end of the season, the responsibility of standing between the pipes laid squarely on St.
Editorial
Government should not judge a couple's love
In more than 23 countries, same-sex civil union rights have been established in law. In nations such as Canada, South Africa and Spain same-sex marriages have even been made legal.
Having the reputation as being a fast progressing country we are lacking in issues of major concern behind the rest of the world.
