El Camino Union

Thursday, October 14, 2004

News

• Internet traffic congests website
• Bush, Kerry evade real issues during debates
• College's board policy calls for reasonable textbook prices
• Boxer, Jones compete to become California's new U.S. senator
• News Line
• Honors club focuses on community service
• The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
• New course centers on global interaction
• Student complains to governor about fee hike
• Police Beat
• Rock 'n' Voting

City News

• Animals awaiting new homes

Opinion

• Union Editorial: Textbook prices may be avoided
• Union Comment: Irony is the reality of television; try to be active instead
• Union Comment: The way to advance security is to stop racial discrimination
• My View: The younger sibling can still find her own path

Insight

• Do hybrids deserve benefits? YES
• Do hybrids deserve benefits? NO
• Campus Forum: Argelia Munoz, Ecology Club President

Features

• Ancient religion becomes mainstream
• Hidden stressors can harm young adults in the long run

The Arts

• Picture worth 1,000 words
• Guevara's work lives through film
• Rising Star: Joanne Mallillin
• One the Scene
• Lights, camera, action!

Sports

• Women take home second place
• Spikers win two in a roll as they prepare for off week
• Football team ready after week of rest
• On Deck
• Men's cross country takes third place
• Water polo team still searching for elusive first victory of season
• Women's water polo team looks forward to finish on strong note; Citrus Tournament coming
• Lancaster set to break own record
• Soccer team loses both away games along with two of its starting players
• Single goal is enough for women's win at Cerritos

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