Laptop trace on UAF network leads to arrests
By NAOMI HAGELUND
A watchful eye and clever use of computer smarts on the part of UAF's Office of Information Technology has made campus housing a little bit safer this semester..
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Pricey chemistry clickers useful, professor says
By ROSIE MILLIGAN
The pricey clickers now all-to-common in chemistry classrooms at UAF may be hurting students' wallets, but they're a valuable teaching tool, according to the professor behind the gadgets.
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UAF Police Blotter

Back in the Day

Revenge of the Unfed
By NATE RAYMOND

Slackers, get to class
By KATRINA HOWE

Where's the tradition in cheating?
By KORTNIE WESTFALL

Letters to the Editor

COVER STORY
UAF dining contract set to expire
By NAOMI HAGELUND
The meal plan provider for UAF will be vying for a contract renewal this spring against two competitors.
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Scientists: Nenana Ice Classic proves climate change
By JILLIAN LADEGARD
Geophysicists are now betting on the Nenana Ice Classic; not for $2.50 a ticket like most of us, but as an indicator of climate change in Alaska..
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LaVette brings soul to UAF
By KAY KOERNER
Betty LaVette transformed the packed Wood Center ballroom into a blues lounge on Sunday.
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Chess tournement at UAF draws strong players
By JOSIAH MARINEAU
A former state chess champion took the win last weekend in the Alaska Interior Fall Tournament.
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Art piece of the week
By KAY KOERNER

Comics

Students compete in forest sports
By MOLLY DISCHNER
Axes flew and logs rolled as the Farthest North Forest Sports competition got underway Saturday.
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Nanook volleyball team mauls competition
By CHRIS CRUTHERS
The Nanook volleyball team tore up the competition last week, defeating Saint Martin's 3-0 on and Western Oregon 3-2.
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Hockey team rides over Mustangs
By NATE RAYMOND
His team may have beaten the Western Ontario Mustangs, but the 2-1 score Friday didn't satisfy Alaska Nanook coach Tavis MacMillan.
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