El Camino Union

Thursday, March 3, 2005

News

• Classrooms hit hard by recent rain
• College loses distinguished dean, vice president
• Trail 'drop-off' program improves traffic conditions
• After a year off, revived '04 winter session greeted by no cold shoulders
• Newsline
• Musical muse dies
• Student aids victims of tsunami
• Program on KCET offers advice for raising children
• Police Beat

City News

• The Promise Del Amo made: South Bay's largest mall builds new wing

Opinion

• Union Editorial: College is not meant to be easy
• Union Comment: Do your research before signing your life to the military
• Union Comment: Unplanned troops in Iraq could be big help for the U.S.
• My View: Time for society to stop looking the other way

Insight

• Does Megan's Law help us? YES
• Does Megan's Law help us? NO
• Campus Forum: Rachael Kartsonis, President of the Spanish Speaking Club

Features

• Hitting the bottle before the books
• Need some help?
• Fitness Center: not just for P.E. class

Arts

• March supplies fountain-full of creative juices
• Exhibit casts its spirit this spring
• Not exactly 'Cursed' at the box office
• Rising Star: Hye-Eun Yoo
• On the Scene

Sports

• Searching for lucky No. 7
• Men finish halfway between glory and defeat; ready for LBCC
• On Deck
• Softball team picks up losing streak from last year; team made up of only ten players
• Badminton's mission: to re-win the title
• Track and field gives solid performance at Cerritos; EC prepares to host meet
• Men and women swimmers win against Pasadena
• Volleyball team starts season with rookies
• Warriors pummel Marymount, meet Cerritos today
• Baseball team captures season opener at home
• Women's basketball team will face No. 1 seed Pasadena in finals
• Steroid use by professional athletes has impact on students in college sports

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