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• Quiet area available to relax, rejuvenate
• Freshmen learn how to succeed in college
• Baltimore offers up 'taste' of locals' finest fare
• Program employs disabled students
• 'Columbine' sparks discussion of gun violence in America
• TU Speech and Debate team judges high school competition
• CD Review: California Guitar Trio
• Department of computer science celebrates 20th anniversary
• Festival to bring Russian culture to Baltimore
• Forum addresses impact of affirmative action
• Competition fierce for few jobs
• CD Review: Various Artists; Attack of the Killer Rock Sound
• City to treat Halloween crowds
• Online courses: A growing trend in education
• New classes offered in robotics next semester
• Gore speaks on media, democracy via satellite
• Thanksgiving an average day at Our Daily Bread
• Conference addresses suicide issues
• Caret rewards campus good deeds with 'bucks'
• Joint master's degree created with University of Baltimore
• Students discuss immigrant population with city officials
• High school students argue world issues at TU tournament
• Residence life deserves University's attention
• University Village residents fight for safer access to campus
• Program offers chance to travel United States
• Students take views to capital
• Presidential race takes shape
• Voters to cast ballots Super Tuesday
• AIM, cell phones redefine communication
• Uniform grading policy adopted
• Recher show draws college crowd
• Disability office offers resources, assistance
• Disabled students struggle with campus access
• Towson pays tribute to Hoke
• He Says/ She Says
• 'Queer' group name in question
• Meeting to determine future of group name
• Discussion results in approval of 'Queer' name
• Everyone better off without use of common, hateful slurs
• Polls open for student government elections
• Tiger Pride sweeps SGA election
• Tiger PAW advocates dissection alternatives
• Student government reflects, inaugurates new executives
• Virus affects campus computer labs, worldwide networks
• Search committee fills vice president position
• Glen Bridge to reopen in August; summer stories
• Survival Guide: Secrets of Towson
• Towson improves 'U.S. News' ranking
• Residents return to repaired bridge
• Res. Life plans for 24-hour security
• Enrolling TU's future
• Student robbed on campus
• New businesses boost Towson
• Convention highlights found on city streets
• Program challenges potential leaders
• Phelps returns home to festivities
• Fans flock to football aboard buses
• OSA reschedules Involvement Fair
• Outreach connects campus, community
• University confirms Jan. grad ceremony
• TU uses local info to track students
• 'Towson 2010' should keep students in mind
• 'Towson Unplugged:' Work continues on wireless network
• Developing a diversity agenda
• New bar brings taste of Ocean City to York Rd.
• Students react to smoking policy
• TU to implement 900k security grant
• Caret addresses funding challenges in speech
• Towson crime rates decreasing, chief says
• Workshop to explain 'mindful' technique
• Towson lights up Homecoming
• Students weigh in on debates
• USM regents delay tuition decision
• University prepares for Web site renovations
• USM proposes 'efficiency' efforts
• Construction for Arts continues
• E&E report renews Towson-UB merger murmurs
• Open forum focuses on 'Metropolitan' moniker
• Your vote doesn't matter anyway, does it?
• Professor observes campaign press
• Campus votes Kerry in poll
• Bush: 'America has spoken'
• Expanded TU board holds first meeting
• Design teams bid on CLA project
• History conference features research
• 'Dr. Vic' lectures students on security, information assurance
• Caret addresses USM relations
• Writers exchange tips, quips at TU conference
• Regents to receive financial aid report
• Towson Marine killed in Iraq
• Congress allots TU incubator funding
• Community remembers slain Towson Marine at vigil, funeral
• '2010' plan depicts TU's future
• Governor promises funding increase
• Family, friends mourn death of TU freshman
• Student soldier tells Iraq story
• Institutions file protest against MBA proposal
• State nears decision on tuition
• Commuters seek campus representation to address needs
• Stories from Iraq give human face to statistics in conflict
• Students experience 'LeaderShape'
• After long wait, Regents prepare to set tuition
• Inaugural anti-terror methods curtail rights
• 'FebFest' unites campus events
• USM passes tuition increase plan
• Lawmakers seek long-term USM budget solution
• Committee convenes to revamp advising system
• Caret debuts wireless network
• C minus policy debate continues
• Two paths for Towson?
• Univ. Senate rejects SGA grading proposal
• Democrats introduce tuition cap legislation
• Cardin to host Iraq town hall meeting
• Students show political 'Pride'
• TU looks downtown for new housing complex
• Blogs the future of campus communication?
• Regents approve three 'Effectiveness' policies
• Firm begins study of incubator feasibility
• Police continue rape investigations
• Mikulski presents tuition tax credit proposal
• 'Time to decide' funding future
• Joint MBA decision on the way, Caret says
• Small fixes would make big difference to current students
• Analysis questions Caret's salary
• United Nations goes to school
• Campus TV considers license sale
• Towson awaits decision on joint MBA program
• Parade brings Irish luck to city
• State approves MBA degree
• Towson to host USM meeting Thursday
• Council opposes Circle housing
• TU employee, Ehrlich clash over job renewal
• Regents increase costs of living on campus
• Paw Print: ELC helps students 'Gear Up' for college
• Caret added to commission bill
• Grading policy reaches Senate table for yet another round
• Outreach VP Clements no longer just 'acting'
• Debate ensues over citations
• Buried among decades of change
• TU requests housing proposals
• Donors see 'impact' of dollars
• 'Dive In' to Burdick pool for feature film
• One-party SGA election race turns predictable
• At retreat, Regents to examine growth
• Business dean resigns
• Independents hope to beat odds
• 'DREAM' team prepares to lead
• DREAM team sweeps election
• Senate recommends C minus grade 'compromise'
• TU president promotes growth at USM retreat
• Local legislators assert dormitory concerns
• Local police search for Fairways rape witness
• 'Scholarship Expo' showcases student research
• Towson must tackle town image problem
• Tigers fly to Shanghai
• Liberal Arts dean to step down by summer
• County Exec talks 'town, gown'
• Graduation to test stadium capacity
• Commission hears MBA arguments
• Legislators question fairness of student housing process
• University begins CFO search
• Commencement ceremony draws thousands to Unitas Stadium
• MHEC halts Towson MBA bid; Commission suggests collaboration with Morgan
• Leberknight to serve as interim VP
• TU announces $10.2 million gift to College of Science and Mathematics
• Who Is Jess Fisher?
• Towson rejects student housing proposal
• Back to the drawing board for housing
• 2005-2006: Previewing the year
• Workers put finishing touches on Center for the Arts
• $10.2 million gift sets record
• Cook Library receives makeover, including PCs
• Arts starts anew
• Towson reaches out to victims of hurricane
• 2010 main theme of Caret Fall Address
• TUPD scrambles to fill staff vacancies
• Signs, silence express emotions at WTC site
• Pres. hopes to spread TU message externally
• Drunk and busted
• No money, no growth
• Miller vies for '06 delegate seat
• Sex column provokes conversation
• Software gift places new tools on campus
• Provost declares halt for C minus
• TV Column: Who needs VCRs when you can 'TiVo' it?
• Mayor outlines Md. Vision
• TU takes MBA to Poland
• Loud party lands 32 students in city jail
• Caret names new VP
• Chemicals spark fire in Smith
• CAB books 311 for Nov. TU concert
• Students, neighbors clash off campus
• Greater growth?
• President addresses 'pipeline problem'
• Officials consider housing options
• Feeling the Towson love
• Towson receives 'historic' degree
• Fall admissions reflect growth
• Students voice safety concerns at forum
• Greek cleanup attracts police
• Paw Print
• Energy costs exceed plan by $2 million
• Students say 'yes' to shuttle alternative
• Caret puts plan for new dorm into motion
• Riot policy discussion determines local consequences
• Caret shows interest in Towson trimester
• Paw Prints
• Fall semester cheers & jeers
• Fulfilling his duty to America
• Analysis: Outcomes could affect Md. higher education
• Governor's budget includes funds for Towson enrollment growth
• Slight tuition increase coming next fall
• Goodbye, graduates
• Passing grades for 2010 plans
• Coalition of Urban and Metropolitan Universities to call Towson home
• Towson's Best
• From the Editors Desk: New Towerlight features for a new semester
• Nearly 2,000 students join alumni ranks
• University may receive millions for enrollment growth
• University awards first education doctorate
• Funding boost minimizes tuition hikes
• Lecture claims physics needs front seat
• TU named home for coalition
• From The Editor's Desk: What's the governor's "good news?"
• Caret evaluates TU's progress toward 2010
• From The Editor's Desk: Am I the only one who wonders...
• From The Editor's Desk: "Bobby and Bobby"
• Feud at nearby bar continues on campus
• TU touts growth to legislature
• From The Editor's Desk: Revisiting coverage of the 'Scarborough switchblade'
• From The Editor's Desk: Hop on the monorail
• Board approves univ. riot policy, master's degree
• From the Editor's Desk: Revisions to election policy a positive step forward for SGA
• Tuition freeze causes hot debate
• Power Players: DiPaula 'couldn't stay away' from public service
• Power Players: Superintendent applies TU lessons
• Power Players: Roots of Nevins' success at TU
• From the Editor's Desk: What's the plan for fall parking?
• From the Editor's Desk: Why you didn't receive a Crime Alert on Monday
• University Growth: 23,000 by 2010?
• From the Editor's Desk: Do you feel the Tiger Spirit?
• Power Players: Lawmaker turned lobbyist helps alma mater
• TU searches for class space amid growth
• Power Players: Pragmatic '74 alum sustains Towson ties
• From the Editor's Desk: The space squeeeeeeeze
• Paw Print
• Catholic, Lutheran campus ministers departing soon
• From the Editors Desk: Meet the Power Players
• Power Players: Unlikely route to Harford County Executive
• Finding the common denominators of faith
• From the Editor's Desk: No Parking!
• Paw Print
• Military, county growth go hand in hand
• From the Editor's Desk: Create your alter ego on Facebook
• Off Campus Expansion: Heading to Harford County
• Dean candidates come to campus
• From the Editor's Desk: Towson tells the state: Want us to grow? Give us the buildings
• 'Why We Fight' questions rationale for war
• From the Editor's Desk: Parking problems
• In-state students see tuition freeze
• Towson names new dean of liberal arts
• Scrat steals 'Ice Age' sequel
• From the Editor's Desk: It's time for a new tiger
• Only Super 6 sweep election for Residence Govt.
• Wake librarian finds new home in Cook
• From the Editor's Desk: The Towerlight receives seven journalism awards
• Registration tips from folks who know
• From the Editor's Desk: Who gives the most?
• Kaynama becomes permanent dean
• Adjustments made for additional students
• From the Editor's Desk: In & Out
• TV Column: Monday night hit 'Prison Break' avoids pitfalls of all-too-familiar '24' formula
• Resident fees to increase 8 percent
• Dance team dominates competition
• Vital FOUR, Vision await student decision
• From the Editor's Desk: Why you should vote
• Student Government Election: Blurring the Vision
• From the Editor's Desk: A strange scenario
• Carol Vellucci to be new voice of Towson U.
• From the Editor's Desk: Donors brave rain for an arty 'Affair'
• Governor discusses media, lobbying with class
• Raising funds & making friends
• Caret a finalist in Temple U. search
• From the Editor's Desk: Cheers and Jeers
• Caret explains Temple withdrawal
• Recording their 'Diary'
• From the Editors Desk: From one 'TU' to another
• Cops, cooks, cleaners out in force
• Housing and Residence Life: Progress continues with West Village
• Paw Print
• From the Editor's Desk: Let's get 'clean, safe, pretty, happy' again
• Divisions request more funds in fall
• Task force to examine Career Center support
• From the Editor's Desk: A few campus eyesores
• Paw Print
• Regents approve RFP for housing
• Tuition freeze official for fall
• From the Editors Desk: One less campus eyesore
• Infinite Praise Ministries: 'Hitting the right note'
• From the Editor's Desk: Thanks for reading
• TU yet to address 'nuisance houses'
• Progress and Promise in Tiger Town
• Towson announces Business Globalization Center
• Former Attorney General discusses civil liberties in a time of terror
• From the Editor's Desk: A few tips for navigating Towson
• Towsontown 101: Uptown entertainment worth student exploration
• Survival Guide: 59 reasons to love TU
• From the Editor's Desk: Sudoku in a new spot, & other changes
• Reaching out to Cherry Hill
• Student Affairs: Policy turns neighbors into student watchdogs
• TU looks for business abroad
• From the Editor's Desk: Thanks to typo, grads get two diplomas
• From the Editor's Desk: 'Clean, safe, pretty,' but unhappy
• Inaugural MBA class opens with school year
• Paw Prints
• From the Editors Desk: Stories sometimes come from surprising sources
• Caret evaluates progress, future in speech
• Q&A: With mother of Elizabeth Wainio, Towson class of '95
• Primary win places Miller in November election
• As area crime surges, Caret calls for action
• From the Editor's Desk: 'Clean, safe, pretty, happy:' A very prominent correction
• 'Exhibitionists' arouses thought
• From The Editor's Desk: The ugly side of growth
• TU communicates behavior policy
• Paw Prints 7
• From the Editor's Desk: Sudoku is fixed (and so is the Web site)
• Apartment fire takes home, memories
• Growth prompts downtown space search
• From the Editor's Desk: A good reason for College Park to envy Towson
• From the Editor's Desk: Is college making us dumber?
• Provost talks themes for growth
• Strengthening Shanghai's teachers via Towson
• After 20 years, exchanges remain popular
• School of technology may begin next fall
• From the Editor's Desk: Bests & worsts
• Teaching Chinese in college, high school
• From the Editor's Desk: FaceSpace? MyBook? Ask Caret
• Signing deals, making friends
• From the Editor's Desk: Making room for 'Beyond Baltimore'
• Dr. Laura draws protest, fans
• Music fills stadium on game days
• From the Editor's Desk: A beer bong on the cover of The Towerlight
• Paw Print: Oktoberfest brings polka dancing to Burdick
• From the Editor's Desk: Why "being noticed" could be bad news
• Academic Affairs: Towson signs deal for Harford programs
• Fake documentary asks, 'what if Bush was assassinated?'
• Delegate candidates debate Towson topics
• From the Editor's Desk: Meet friends of a fallen Marine
• Metropolitan universities coalition elects Caret president
• From the Editor's Desk: Cheers & Jeers
• Towson picks Capstone for residence hall construction
• Towson aims for $50 million
• Campaign highlights importance of private fund raising
• Classes 'stretch' for remedial students
• Getting out the vote, one door at a time
• For students, tuition & war are top topics
• From the Editor's Desk: The man behind the capital campaign
• Actors send donors back in time
• TU to offer shuttle to polling places
• Ehrlich concedes the governorship
• From the Editor's Desk: Will O'Malley lower the costs of college?
• Election results affect Towson U.
• Miller's initial lead fails to capture seat
• From the Editor's Desk: The seventh semester slump
• Politics all in the family for student
• Bringing etiquette to student e-mail
• From the Editor's Desk: Try giving a tour in the middle of an abortion protest
• On Facebook, life after death
• Copying, pasting, & failing
• Fine Arts building getting Unplugged
• Technology Briefs
• From the Editor's Desk: Adjusting to an O'Malley administration
• TU resolves Jewish officer's complaint
• TU senior dies of drug overdose
• From the Editor's Desk: Nine years later, and still 'state?'
• No guitar in Qatar
• Honors students teach life skills in Baltimore City
• Rethinking Tigerfest
• Half Way There Festival winners voted by students
• From the Editor's Desk: Discovering a gem in the CFA
• TU sacks summer Arts Festival after 25 years
• Starving Student: Taste of Philly over Auntie Anne's any day
• Towson poised to grow again
• Tuition freeze 'likely'
• From the Editor's Desk: Changes ahead: 2007 to be a constructive year
• The long wait for love
• In with 2007: The future of Towson University
• In-state tuition freeze expected next fall
• Towson to slow rate of growth next fall
• Taking the plunge
• Friends cope with loss of senior
• Exploring fallout shelters on Towson's campus
• Super Bowl 2007: where to party
• Starving Student: Season's serves up sweet slices
• Funds for College of Liberal Arts complex in question
• Urban Design Assistance Team issues report, offers suggestions
• After three years at TU, provost going to Catholic U.
• 'Hannibal' raises hairs
• From The Editor's Desk: Dumpster diving
• From The Editor's Desk
• Snow tubing: a wintery alternative
• Camping in the cold for housing
• Married with homework
• Ribbon cut at University Club in Burkshire
• Behind the scenes on a snow day
• Workshop to show how to stop 'mindless eating'
• From the Editor's Desk: A housing problem and a housing opportunity
• Getting selective with admissions
• From the Editor's Desk: TU could save the Senator
• Greek space possible in updated Valley View
• 'Saints and sinners' to take over Fell's on Fat Tuesday
• Sophomore dies following Colony party
• From the Editor's Desk: What happens when a student dies?
• New West Village eases housing woes
• Syrian ambassador's presence incites protest
• 'Astronaut Farmer' fun & fantastical film
• Caret promotes TU in Annapolis
• Four last shots (& a pill)
• West Village plans in place
• Survey shows excessive drinking
• CSI: Towson
• Drugs to blame in three deaths
• Caret says financial aid continues to increase
• School of Technology consultant visits TU
• From the Editor's Desk: 58 days until Tigerfest...
• 120 singers, 35-person orchestra, all in one room
• Shaking their poms to finals
• Student sends 'thank you's to soldiers
• CAB close to signing Dashboard Confessional for Tigerfest
• A sour senior experience
• Hot dog!
• CAB close to signing Dashboard for Tigerfest
• Bill challenges MBA degree
• Caret testifies in Annapolis to bring funding back to original schedule
• Campus Construction: Back from Spring Break, students see first visible changes
• Board of Public Works appoves West Village plan
• On-campus room rates to increase
• Cherry Hill initiative now part of 2010 plan
• Clements named acting provost
• Where are all the men?
• Provost reflects on time at TU
• From The Editor's Desk: The Towerlight receives 16 awards
• Lawmakers seek consensus on MBA dispute
• From the Editor's Desk: On Facebook, no one knows you're a poser
• Capstone, TU plan for Greek housing
• Dancers bring home ninth title
• Learning how to be sexual
• Q&A: How the 'hook up culture' affects women
• HPV, herpes most common on campus
• From the Editor's Desk: Not a cliche 'sex issue'
• Dowell gives away 56,000 free condoms every year
• Legislative effort to challenge MBA fails
• Towson cites rowdy houses
• TU fronting funds for CLA planning
• How they spend your fee money
• Some election rules violated
• From the Editor's Desk: A sleepy SGA
• Students in shock; vigil scheduled for Tuesday
• Counseling available for students
• From the Editor's Desk: Special Edition
• Students to pay higher fees next school year
• E-mails explain safety tips
• Greeks support housing plan
• Get Turned On: Television as a teacher
• Cracking down
• Children help cut ribbon at Center
• TU faces growth 'dilemma'
• From the Editor's Desk: 'Stuck' at Towson? This kid couldn't even get in
• Clements faces departures in provost's office
• Dashboard rocks Tigerfest
• Dashboard Confessional's set, song by song
• From the Editor's Desk: Two years and 120 production days later...
• Text messages, sirens part of warning strategy
• Candidates vie for student activities director position
• GenEd review begins
• State cuts TU growth money
• And now I know