The Pilot

Wednesday, March 19, 2008

Campus News

• 'Texas Train' A-Sun Player of the Year
• Campus cats ruffle some feathers
• McDonald's Land purchase rumor just that
• Graham named first associate dean of business school
• Spring break took students near and far
• Saturday is no day of rest for these scholars
• Spring break mission trips benefit both sides
• Christian author finds freedom the 'Hokey Pokey'
• Graduating in May? Only if you meet these requirements
• Mac will battle for national mascot title

Opinion

• Season of hope and renewal propels us toward semester's finish
• Thing not done magnified as graduation nears
• Stupid things in college basketball have made season frustrating

Sports

• Women denied fifth straight conference title
• Bulldogs poison Ivy League counterparts
• Lady Bulldogs fall in Atlantic Sun semifinals
• Bulldogs send two wrestlers to the NCAAs
• Lady Bulldogs getting on track
• Bulldogs bounced in A- Sun semis
• Softball Bulldogs disappointed in tourney
• Men's Tennis pulls out tough win

A & E

• GWU students to perform original musical

More Issues

Issue Summary

Campus News

• Books, food, surprises found in 3 new shops on nearby Main Street
• Earth Hour aims to be the world's biggest turn-off ever Saturday
• McDonald's construction under way
• Spanish professor honored by peers
• Town and gown come together for more Springs Alive fun
• Hoops of Hope wants to net goodly sum for charity
• Insurance said 'no,' Air Force saic 'yes'
• Model Arab League team gets lesson in diplomacy
• Students share the word, lend a helping hand during spring break mission trips

Opinion

• No season's end for these GWU swimmers
• Tourney time:Heroes as well as heartbreak

Sports

• Blue Hose team too tight for Lady Diamond Dawgs
• Grapplers set regional record, fall in NCAAs
• Lady Bulldogs come up short of ticket to Big Dance
• Men finish 3rd, women 4th at CCSA tournament
• Track and field impressive in first meet

A & E

• 'Li'l Abner' cast, crew ready to entertain you
• Shop wisely and still dress well in tough economic times
• Too soon to pick 'Top Model' winner