Coyote Press

Saturday, December 28, 2002

Coyote News

• College Drops Women's Soccer Team
• Cisco Chairman Praises College's Tech Program
• CCSN Addresses Parking Woes at Charleston Campus
• Campus Christian Group Dismisses Racist Accusations
• Terrorism and the Corporate War Against Democracy
• Regents Issue Blanket Apology After Recent Accusations

Features

• Viva Zapata's: A Taste of Mexican Excellence

Letters to the Editor

• In Responce to the U.S. Patriot Act

Opinions

• Conservative Measures in a Sinful State

Coyote News

• CCSN Security Under New Direction
• Tips on Safety and Security
• President's Student Loan Scaleback Dies in Congress
• Notox: The Latest Drug to Ease the Effects of Alcohol
• Domestic Violence Awareness
• Tutoring Services Eases the Pressure of School

Features

• Mamiya Photography Contest Winners Display Artistic Talents
• Keep on Rollin' CCSN Truck Driving School Prepares Drivers
• Cows on Parade in Las Vegas
• Honda Civic Hybrid: Cruising Toward Cleaner Air
• International Students' Organization Expands

Coyote News

• Affiliation Ends between CCSN and Black Religious group

Features

• New Year's Resolutions for College Students
• Oscar Nominated Actor Heads Acting Workshop
• COMDEX Fall 2002 Trade Show Shows Signs of Decline
• What is the Art Club?

A&E

• Empire: Hollywood's Latino Market Endeavor
• Bowling for Columbine Hits a Solid Strike
• Friday After Next Still Funny Third Time Around
• Sympathy for the Devil: "Screwtape"
• Minus The Bear's Second Album Full of Energy
• Angels in Las Vegas
• Anime Review: I, My, Me, Strawberry Eggs

Opinions

• Commercialism Overshadows Spirit of Christmas
• In the Name of National Security...
• Do We Need A Reminder Already?
• Reality TV vs Reality
• Nursing NLN RN Pre-Admission Examination Unnecessary
• The Reality of New Year's Resolutions
• Beware The Ides of March
• What Would Jesus Drive?
• Can I Get Some Advice Around Here?

Coyote Sports

• Women's Basketball Tips Off

Coyote News

• Campus Briefs

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