Beaver Tale

Wednesday, March 2, 2005

News

• BEAVER BYTES news briefs
• Persinger pursues education through FHSU program
• PTK hosts blood drive March 8
• Doc Hunter selected regional vice president
• Kansans share differing views regarding state
• Increasing diversity at PCC
• Farm animals prohibited in Medicine Lodge
• Oyama moves on
• Newbie wins another award
• BTK suspect caught
• Annual auction to raise money for scholarships
• Volleyball coach fired after one month

Sports

• Basketball team prepares for post season action
• Beaver athletics in good hands for 2005-06
• Baseball heads south
• Softball team begins 2005

Student Life

• Dorm rules differ among Kansas colleges
• Students use intramurals to improve hockey skills
• Cinderfella tradition continues
• Eslinger breaks new ground
• Homecoming 2005

Entertainment

• GONE: Part 6
• Breakfast cereal and heavy metal good combination
• Theater Dept's 'Secret Garden' exposed
• Schlagle visits PCC

Opinion

• Visitor applaudes PCC hospitality
• Wal-Mart offers many benefits to employees
• Without struggle there can be no progress
• Law enforcement sets double standards

Culture Diversity Special Section

• America is all mixed up
• Campus celebrates diversity
• African-American perseveres through diversity, stereotypes
• Hispanic student has Mexican pride
• Cowboys are a dying breed
• Test cultural awareness

More Issues

Issue Summary

News

• Alumni experience NASCAR careers

• PCC and Friends University work together

• Separation of church, state cause debate

• Store offers curious goods

Sports

• Beavers head to nationals

• Golfers qualify for nationals

• Beavers end record-breaking season

• New season, fresh start for Royals

• Beaver softball heads to playoffs with hopes high

Student Life

• Beaver kicks butt

• MySpace frenzy hits campus

• Cell phones distract learning

• Students compete exceptionally at competitions

Entertainment

• Caught it...spread it...survived it

• Coming soon: good music

Opinion

• Are the dorms satisfactory?

• Coming out: Not an easy thing to do