August 2, 2004
Volume 32 Student Issue

Andrew Hall '06, president of Grassroots, and Audrey Stewart '04 plant a snow fountain cherry tree during 2003's Earth Day celebration. This year, Grassroots has extended its environmental awareness campaign to a full year of educating the public to "think globally, act locally." (See related story.)

• Library to launch DSpace this fall
• 'Green' group invites students to get involved
• Battling robot triumphs on TV
• Napster available in residence halls
• Class of '08 finds a home(page)
• Urban Fellows completes third year
• Search: 'White paper' describes goals
• Odds 'n' Ends
• Roundtable unites many faiths
• A Closer Look at the Class of 2008
• Celebrate fourth annual Meliora Weekend
• Eastman Concert Series
• Distinguished poets give readings
• Tea and talk
• Library's Neilly Series
• A buzzing good time
• Exhibitions at the Rush Rhees Library
• Fort art's sake
• 'Hot spots' for fall!
• Continuous improvements
• Sports Page
• Making news
• Important Information for the Fall
• Photo: "Field quest"

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