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Murkowski
drops out of debate, cites scheduling conflict A university-sponsored debate between U.S. Senate candidates appears dead after Republican incumbent Sen. Lisa Murkowski backed out of the challenge last Tuesday... UA students to pay new fee next semester University
of Alaska students won't have to wait until next year for tuition
increase, as a new tuition-based fee gets tacked on next semester... This
is an interview with Melissa Takaaze, a volunteer for the Knowles
campaign, and Brandon Maitlen, who has been volunteering for Murkowski.
Both are ASUAF Senators. This has been edited for space... Report: UAF water contains human waste, carcinogens Bringing alarming attention to what students are drinking, a new report finds that UAF water last year may have contained human waste and high levels of cancer-causing contaminants... |
I've
got to tell you something: I
don't drink. I have never
even had a drop of alcohol... I keep hearing how the new construction on campus is all paid for by outside donors, and does not affect the current financial crisis facing UAF. However, I have yet to see an actual analysis of the costs associated with these projects, not only the construction costs, but the cost of supporting that construction... Vote. Why?
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Beer Review: Showcasing Oktoberfest Welcome
back everyone! This is a new start for the Sun Star: a beer review. From
my recollection, nothing like this has been tried. My goal is to bring
good taste and good times back to the beer that you and I drink. Book Review: "Lamb: The Gospel According to Biff, Christ Childhood Pal." Before
"The Passion of Christ," there was Christopher Moore's 2003
novel "Lamb: The Gospel According to Biff, Christ Childhood
Pal," a brief read which suggests that angels may not be all that
bright, that Jesus may have known Kung Fu, and that an elephant can
indeed learn yoga... UAF
Goes Clubbin' "There
were so many times when we shouldn't have made it," UAF Film Club
President Paul Gentemann confides while sifting through a disarray of
mini-DV tapes. "But
the [Film Club] survives. It's
a survivor. Like something that needs to survive in hard-to-survive-in
conditions. That's us.
I picture a large pigeon-like creature.
Hulking, really." |
Golden
finish for Nanooks, season ready to start Tradition
was honored this year at the UAF Patty Center Ice Arena in the annual
Blue-Gold Game between one half of the UAF Nanook Hockey team and the
other. In this year's game, the Blue squad, coached by Danny Martin of
the News-Miner was defeated by the Gold squad, coached by KTVF Channel
11's Andy Lynch. |
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