El Camino Union

Thursday, March 31, 2005

News

• Elevator problems hit new heights
• Misuse of computers inhibits academic studies in lab
• Pending policy deters enrollment of young, unprepared students
• Newsline
• Class teaches spear fighting
• Publisher policies slow to change, textbook prices remain costly
• Astronomy event features astronaut as speaker, interactive demonstration
• Police Beat
• Event features 'drunken' driving

Opinion

• Making a Warrior web cafe is smart
• Union Comment: Prevent workplace injury by doing only what should be done
• Union Comment: Online communities present forum for flourishing friends
• My View: Most average joe's just don't know Jack

Insight

• Should the ill choose to die? YES
• Should the ill choose to die? NO
• Campus Forum: Dimitri Lebsock, Forensics team member.

City News

• Local prize needs community help

Features

• DRUNKEN DRIVING: Selecting drivers helps keep Saturday night fun
• MYTHS: tricks, sobering-up methods may be deceiving
• DRINKING AGE: Campus discusses reasoning behind law

Arts

• Seeing Double Double
• Film puts club back into the limelight
• Dark love story fills viewers with lots of questions to ponder
• Rising Star: Brandon Ferruccio
• On the Scene

Sports

• Men's team drops two
• Swimmers annihilate L.A. Trade Tech, lose to Vikings
• Women's swim team defeats L.A. Trade Tech, lose against Long Beach
• Golf team struggles with nature
• Men dominate at meet
• Badminton team stays 5-0
• Softball team remains winless in conference
• Women racing to the top
• On Deck
• Baseball team moves into second place
• Sports offices in serious need of repairs; renovations put on hold
• Women's tennis team loses to Cerritos
• Volleyball team falls to Santa Monica; next 3 games at home

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