CAMPUS NEWS


	CMC Professor Involved in Art Restitution Controversy *Claremont Independent, Claremond McKenna College* Claremont McKenna Colleges administration first learned of the Pissarro affair in early August 2007 when Dean of Faculty Gregory Hess and John V. Croul Professor of History Jonathan Petropoulos met for coffee at Starbucks. The situation, which has received significant mention in the European press, involves Petropoulos in a controversial effort to restitute a Nazi-looted painting to its rightful owner, in which his associate, a Munich art dealer, has been investigated for blackmail.



	Candidates vie for votes *Ball State Daily News, Ball State University* The struggle between Senators Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama to become the Democratic candidate for president placed unusual emphasis on the Indiana Democratic primary for the first time in recent years.The primary, held May 6, saw voter turnout described by Gary mayor Rudy Clay as comparable to that of a general election.



	CMC Professor to Resign as Holocaust Center Director *Claremont Independent, Claremond McKenna College* Claremont McKenna College history professor Jonathan Petropoulos will resign as director of the Center for the Study of the Holocaust, Genocide and Human Rights effective summer 2008. Dean of Faculty Gregory Hess made the announcement to CMC professors at a meeting on April 8.



	The 5C dining halls: an on-campus monopoly *Claremont Independent, Claremond McKenna College* (5/11/08) -- "Hannah, Im concerned about your cholesterol. Have you been eating Taco Bell and In-N-Out three meals a day, every day?" my doctor asked me. I looked at my athletic frame and wanted to deny the validity of my blood test. But when I really thought about my food intake, namely from Pitzers dining hall selection, I had my answer - cheesy "ethnic" foods glazed with your choice of hoi sen or soy sauce, greasy hot dogs and pizza...



	Rains wash away commencement celebrants' plans but not spirit *The Daily Illini, University of Illinois* Graduation caps were thrust into the air Sunday, though not always on cue. Mother Nature did her best to mess up hair, invert umbrellas and put a damper on the day by dampening just about everything. As a result, graduates of the class of 2008 were sent into the real world facing their first test - staying dry.



	Several Alumni Among Graduation Speakers For Class Of '08 *The Daily Campus, University of Connecticut* This weekend, the class of 2008 celebrates graduation with massive commencement ceremonies, and to commemorate their departure, the university has arranged notable speakers for the 11 schools holding ceremonies Saturday and today.



	Instant Daily *The Daily Campus, University of Connecticut* Well, this is it - graduation. Given the economy, I can look forward to getting no jobs with my UConn degree. But at least my alma mater taught me to drink. Cheers, UConn.You know that statistic they teach you on orientation where one of the people sitting next to you wont graduate? Its true, just ask my buddy who sat to my right.



	The Year's 15 Most Memorable Moments *The Daily Campus, University of Connecticut* 15. Wiggins, Kelly transfer Thabeet stays for junior seasonAfter a season marred by off-the-court problems, Wiggins decided his stay in Storrs was coming to an end. He announced that he would transfer on April 16. Kelly, who saw limited minutes off the bench, followed in Wiggins steps and announced that he would transfer on April 23.



	Administration seeks to unify two campuses *The Hawk, Saint Joseph's University* LaSalle has 130. Haverford has 200. Villanova has 254. Currently occupying just 65 acres of space, landlocked Saint Josephs University is a tight squeeze. When Episcopal Academy hands over its keys to Saint Josephs in mid-August, Saint Josephs will stretch another 35 acres.



	Calathes may hear his name called on Draft Day *The Hawk, Saint Joseph's University* "With the 18th selection in the second round of the 2008 NBA Draft, the Washington Wizards select: Pat Calathes, Saint Josephs University". In just 47 days, Calathes, 08, hopes to hear these words from NBA Deputy Commissioner Adam Silver. For now, it is only a reality in the latest mock draft on draftexpress.



	Griffin and Martelli relive great Fieldhouse moments *The Hawk, Saint Joseph's University* The memory of Alumni Memorial Fieldhouse will forever extend beyond the red gym, 54th street, and the Philadelphia zip code. It will forever be the home of the Hawks, and no multi-million dollar blueprint will ever change that.Dedicated in November of 1949 to alumni who gave their lives in World War II, the first basketball game played on its court was a 62-46 loss to Rhode Island.



	Kramer wins ASI presidency *Mustang Daily, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo* After what seemed like an agonizing half-hour delay, Associated Students Inc. representatives



	Student misbehavior increases as semester ends *The Laf, Lafayette College* Students, faculty, and administrators gathered in Oeschele Hall Wednesday evening to discuss the growing need for conversation and community after several incidents on campus went beyond what President Dan Weiss described as "garden variety" mischief. Following alleged racial remarks aimed at students sidewalk chalking messages for Presidential Candidate Barack Obama two weeks ago, Public Safety reported two more serious incidents Sunday.



	Details surface on admin's meth arrest *The Lantern, Ohio State* It seems as though Ohio States interim assistant vice president for Student Affairs and director of housing might have been leading a double life.<br><br>Ronald Kochendoerfer, 41, serves as a senior administrator for Housing and Residence Education, whose responsibilities ranged from developing and administering living-learning programs, to training resident advisors on drug and alcohol policy and managing a $9 million fiscal budget.<br><br>Last Friday another side of the high-ranking officials life was uncovered when he was arrested and charged with possession of the highly-addictive drug methamphetamine, that was found by deputies during a search of his Short North home.<br>



	Commencement ceremonies to mark semester's end *The Campus, Oklahoma City University* Spring Commencement ceremonies are Saturday, May 10.



	Season ends for women's tennis at UCLA *Daily 49er, California State University Long Beach* <b>LOS ANGELES -</b> Senior Stephanie Bengson completed a career achievement, gave a commendable, gutsy effort, and experienced a nightmarish team downside - all in three arduous hours.



	Aftermath of brutal attack on UI student *Daily Iowan, University of Iowa* The final blow could have killed him within 30 minutes.<br><br>It was a punch that smashed UI student Brian LaGros skull, flooding blood between his skull and brain tissue and sending his body to the concrete sidewalk.



	Obama: Oregon will solidify nomination *Oregon Daily Emerald, University of Oregon* Sen. Barack Obama returned to the University Friday with a rally on the Memorial Quad during his presidential campaigns third swing through Oregon.



	Some homeless do not deserve help *The Triangle, Drexel University* Should you reward a disobedient child with candy? No - at least, you arent a good parent if you do. So, should you reward a bum for his laziness with your spare change? No - at least, you arent a good citizen if you do. You may ask yourself, "What does this guy know about kids?" or, "Why does this guy not like homeless people?"To begin with, I have always known there are a lot of homeless people in Philadelphia you see them around 7- Eleven all the time.



	SLT route affects more than just BU *Baker Orange, Baker University* A permit issued by the Kansas Department of Transportation on Tuesday gives the go ahead for the 32nd Street Alignment of the South Lawrence Trafficway. If constructed, the road will pave through a 56-acre patch of the Baker Wetlands, but Douglas County attorney Bob Eye plans to pounce on KDOT and the Federal Highway Administration with a lawsuit before that happens.



	Barbara Kingsolver *The Chronicle, Duke University* Barbara Kingsolver, author and recipient of the National Humanities Medal, will deliver the 2008 commencement address Sunday.



	Kyle Knight and Matt Zafirovski *The Chronicle, Duke University* When seniors Kyle Knight and Matt Zafirovski step up to the podium Sunday, they know that speaking together at graduation will be one of the most unique ways to culminate four years of friendship at Duke.



	Compton reflects after 10 years at SBU *The Omnibus, Southwest Baptist University* Dr. Josh Compton, chair of the Bob R. Derryberry Department of Communication Arts, came into the field of communications by complete accident."I was scared to death of my first class in college, Fundamentals of Public Speaking at 7:30 in the morning with Dr.



	Drexel lights up campus for Flyers playoff run *The Triangle, Drexel University* The pyramid lights near the Main Building have been changed to display orange, white and black lights to support the Philadelphia Flyers as they try to reach the Eastern Conference Finals.The lights are part of a larger campus lighting plan, according to James Katsaounis, executive director of communications and marketing for the Division of Student Life and Administrative Services.



	Student struck by car near Main Building *The Triangle, Drexel University* A Drexel student was struck by a car May 5 shortly before 10 p.m. while riding a bicycle at 32nd and Chestnut streets, according to Domenic Ceccanecchio, senior associate vice president for public safety."It was reported that while he was riding a friends bike in the street, west on Chestnut [Street], he was struck by a white four-door 2002 Hyundai Sonata driven with its headlights off," Ceccanecchio wrote in an e-mail.



	Fairchild to host 'superstars' competition *Rocky Mountain Collegian, Colorado State University* Youve got to hand it to new football coach Steve Fairchild -- hes mixing things up. Coming into a program that suffered the lowest average home attendance in more than 10 years last fall, Fairchild has been making strides this spring to connect with the community.



	Boyd weighs pros, cons of trade-off *Baker Orange, Baker University* 05/09/08 It is a frigid, dreary spring afternoon in Baldwin City and the streets are crowded with parents driving cars, trucks and station wagons packed with children fresh out of school. Director of Natural Areas Roger Boyd, wearing a green jacket and a fedora, sits behind the wheel of a white van.



	Blue Hen Poll 2008 results give student hope *The Review, University of Delaware* At 20, I feel alone and worried, where is this world going?



	Student honored for overcoming the odds *Rocky Mountain Collegian, Colorado State University* Rocking her baby girl back and forth in the back of the church, Ashley Griffins 2-year-old daughter Saleah didnt seem to be getting better after several days of looking ill. Born with Down syndrome and two heart defects, Griffin figured it was nothing worse than usual.



	Housing debacle leaves UO, students stranded *Oregon Daily Emerald, University of Oregon* Good news: More soon-to-be college students are applying to the University than ever before. Bad news: The University has no idea where to put them all.According to the University housing department, 3,600 students can be lodged in student housing each year. Technically speaking, the housing department guarantees a room to anyone who applies before March 31. Those who apply later are placed on a waiting list, and given a room if one becomes available.



	Evans status up in the air *The Diamondback, University of Maryland College Park* Basketball players criminal history could prevent his admittance



	Expelled: The Movie *The Sentinel, Ohio State University* Because of social, political, and scientific ramifications, it is nearly impossible to carry on a conversation these days with anyone about evolution and intelligent design. This problem stems mainly from ignorance. Creationists disavow science and cannot be excused.



	Student found dead outside Hadley residence *The Daily Collegian, University of Massachusetts, Amherst* A 23-year-old University of Massachusetts student died on May 8 according to school officials. Darby Fassett, a Groton, Mass. native and resident of Hadley, was a journalism major enrolled in courses for the coming fall semester.According to Hadley Chief of Police Dennis J.



	The Lawrence Bubble *The Lawrentian, Lawrence University* The Lawrence bubble is a phenomenon most Lawrentians past and present are familiar with. Recently there seems to be another sort of Lawrentian bubble.Not to bite the hand that is feeding me, but I must say that the Op-Ed page is getting very self-referential these days.



	Women's water polo takes national championship *Mustang Daily, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo* The Cal Poly womens water polo team won the National Collegiate Club Championship on Sunday in Portland, Ore. by defeating Oregon in a double-overtime final, 7-6.With 12 seconds left in the first of the three-minute extra periods, freshman 2-meter Sarah Ur scored to break the tie.



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	Focus on important ideas *Baker Orange, Baker University* Im officially retiring from Baker University in less than two weeks, even though Im not old enough for Medicare. The way I see it, theres no afterlife, so I want to seize the day while Im still able to hike in the Andes or swim with dolphins in the Amazon.



	Up-to-date coverage of Duke sports *The Chronicle, Duke University* Because of The Chronicles summer publication schedule, the most up-to-date coverage of Duke sports by The Chronicle can be found on the Sports Blog:http://chroniclesports.wordpress.com/



	Some support Aggieville dress codes, others question owners' motives *Kansas State Collegian, Kansas State University* Many public places institute dress codes, but several Aggieville bars have taken it farther than no shirt, no shoes, no service. Sideways hats, baggy pants, backpacks and sunglasses are just a few items prohibited by dress codes in some Aggieville bars.



	Board of Trustees makes decisions for University *The Omnibus, Southwest Baptist University* Dr. C. Pat Taylor, Southwest Baptist University president, reported the decisions made during the last Board of Trustees meeting of the 2007-2008 year on Wednesday, May 7.There were six main decisions discussed and voted on by the Board members.Of these six action items, the last item is of interest to the student body.



	Hardcore fans could cool it down a little *The Lantern, Ohio State* A lot of Ohio State fans take football far too religiously.<br><br>Sometimes it feels like being in a cult I keep expecting them to bring out the Kool-aid after a loss.<br>



	Mustangs advance to semifinal round with win over Michigan *Mustang Daily, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo* The Cal Poly womens lacrosse club team does not shy away from competition.The Mustangs, in search of their eighth consecutive Womens Division Intercollegiate Associates National Championship, will take on UC Santa Barbara in the WDIA semifinals today in Denver.



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	NY state cuts SUNY budget *The Racquette, SUNY Potsdam* New York State Governor David A. Paterson has called for a spending freeze of 3.35 percent of the current fiscal years budget, which goes from April 1, 2008 to March 31, 2009. This freeze is on top of a $38.8 million cut that the State University of New York as a whole received as a result of the 2008-09 state budget.



	Week In Photos : May 9, 2008 *The Racquette, SUNY Potsdam*



	Clinton, Obama return to court votes from Portlanders this weekend *Daily Vanguard, Portland State University* Oregon shifts to the center of the hotly contested race for the Democratic presidential nomination this weekend, as both candidates, Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama, are slated to visit the Beaver State Friday and Saturday. <br><br>With the May 20 Oregon primary quickly approaching, both campaigns are gearing up in the Pacific Northwest in hopes of earning the states all-important 65 delegates.



	Welcome to the jungle *Daily Vanguard, Portland State University* It was a simple idea--let animals be animals.<br><br>And with that straightforward, yet brilliant concept, an old cable standard-often forgotten in the world of MTV sluts and truTV meth heads--finally came into its own. <br><br>Its the rebirth of the 12-year-old Animal Planet.



	"Can I Kiss You?" *The Lawrentian, Lawrence University* "Im a wild and crazy guy! Wooo!" This statement, normally heard at tailgate and bachelor parties, launched the "Can I Kiss You?" program led by Mike Domitrz Thursday, May 1.Needless to say, Domitrzs approach to this often-difficult subject material was striking and unconventional.



	The American Indian Experience *The Lawrentian, Lawrence University* John Low, the executive director of the Mitchell Museum of the American Indian in Evanston, Illinois, spoke in Riverview Lounge Monday, May 5, at 7 p.m. His presentation titled "On the Great Turtles Back, The American Indian Experience" addressed contemporary and historical issues related to the problems and experiences of Native Americans.



	Touching all the bases *Southwestern Sun, Southwestern College* JERRY BARTOWS MAGICAL CAREER now has a fairy tale ending shaping up. Southwestern Colleges baseball team has accomplished the unthinkable by winning 22 of its 24 league games and 32 overall, the best record in Bartows storied career. The legendary coach, who has hinted that he will retire after the season, needs just one more thing for a Hollywood finale - a state championship.


	US Launches Relief Airlift to Myanmar After Cyclone US launches first relief airlift to Myanmar for last week's cyclone victims



	Clinton Spends Mother's Day Campaigning in W.Va. Clinton campaigns on Mother's Day, reminding Democrats of her strong support among women



	Boat Carrying Aid for Myanmar Cyclone Victims Sinks Boat carrying aid for Myanmar cyclone victims sinks as death toll jumps to 28,000



	Autism-Vaccine Link Gets Day in Court Federal court to hear two families' claim that vaccines gave their boys autism.



	Scientists Probe Recent Coyote Attacks in California Wildlife officials investigate recent coyote attacks on children in rural SoCal



	Drilling for Oil & in Downtown L.A. Record oil prices have brought fresh interest in the city's wells.



	Golfers' Paradise South of the Border Mexico has a number of top courses, designed by the likes of Nicklaus & Norman.



	Sci-Fi Flicks That Get the Science Right From light sabers to teleportation, most movies bungle science.



	Halliburton Rape Claim Goes to Court Judge orders woman can bring case to court, not be compelled into arbitration



	Actor Farina Arrested at Airport With Gun in Luggage Actor Dennis Farina arrested at Los Angeles airport after gun is found in his luggage



	Aimed at McCain: Obama Talks New Game Even Hillary Clinton speaks of her campaign in past tense: "It has been a joy."



	News Corp. Withdraws Bid to Buy NY Newspaper Newsday Murdoch's News Corp. says it has withdrawn its bid to purchase New York newspaper Newsday



	College Grads Face a Tough Job Market Entry-level pay rises, but offers are less plentiful.



	Beware the Latest Tax Rebate Scam As economic stimulus checks roll out, fraudsters seek to profit.



	Organ-Saving Ambulances Raise Eyebrows Will a plan for organ recovery ambulances give living patients the short shrift?



	77 More Hepatitis Cases Linked to Clinic Officials are looking into dozens more cases possibly tied to the Nevada clinic.



	Physician, Kill Thyself? Docs Excel at Suicide Medical know-how may put doctors at a higher-than-normal suicide risk.



	Bedbugs May Be Biting NYC Commuters Transit officials say they are unaware of a problem despite an expert's claim.



	Just How 'Green' Is Your Shirt? An "organic cotton" label doesn't mean it's carbon free.



	Counterfeit Parts: Gateway for Hackers? FBI investigates if fake Chinese computer parts could cause a security breach.



	Lawmakers Want to Regulate Violent Games Retailers could be fined for selling violent games; gamers look to Constitution.



	Disk Drives Survived Columbia Disaster Data-recovery specialist salvages info from disk in shuttle accident.



	Get Your Child the Pre-School Boost Find out what pre-school support options are available in your state.



	The Boy Who Couldn't Sleep Since birth, Rhett Lamb, 3, has struggled to get a good night's sleep.



	Funnies: Bill's Beautiful Eyes A look at the best in late night political comedy.



	One Person's Nightmare, Another's Pet The exotic pet business is booming in the United States, but buyer beware.



	Traders Make Big $ Betting on Politics Online prediction markets let buyers invest in the outcome of current events.



	'It Makes Me Crazy': Woman Can't Forget Diane Sawyer talks to Jill Price, who re-lives her past and astounds doctors.



	Is Efficiency Obsession Unproductive? Deconstructing the notion that demand for more means better productivity.



	'Idol's' Aiken Ditches Cover Songs The platinum-selling singer on his new album and the songs that inspire him.

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	'Hottest MCs In The Game': The 2008 Edition Is Coming On Friday, May 16! Rick Ross says, ' 'Hottest MCs' -- it's the hottest show out'; 50 Cent and Snoop are less pleased. Who will be #1 this time?



	R. Kelly 'Relaxed ... But Serious' During Trial's First Day Singer's attorneys once again ask the judge to delay the trial due to Chicago Sun-Times story based on sealed information.



	R. Kelly's Aide Paid Woman To Return Sex Tape, Report Alleges As Trial Gets Under Way Payment was made to the Atlanta woman who is set to testify about alleged threesome, report says.



	Snoop Dogg Shoots A Country-Style Video With His 'Soldier' Willie Nelson 'It's not a typical hip-hop song, but once people listen to it and see the visual effect to it, they're gonna enjoy it,' Snoop says of 'My Medicine.'



	R. Kelly's Child-Pornography Trial: Why Has It Taken So Long? Singer's lawyers have slowed things down, but tours, heavy caseloads and medical emergencies are partly to blame for six-year wait.



	GI Bill Falls Far Short Of Veterans' Current College Costs; Congress To Vote On Changes Soon Military vets who joined up in order to pay for school find their benefits barely cover cost of books.



	Games Like 'Grand Theft Auto IV' Aren't A Threat To Hollywood, Gaming Experts Say One developer thinks there's enough time for games and movies: 'What's the conflict?'



	DragonForce Frontman Not As Impressed As 'Guitar Hero' Fans; Plus Deftones, All That Remains And More News That Rules, In Metal File 'I think sometimes it could be better,' ZP Theart says of bandmate Herman Li's unrivaled shredding.



	Skater Vegans No Age Make Beautiful Noise With Nouns, By John Norris L.A.'s DIY duo stay true to their name with a sound that's for everyone.



	R. Kelly Looks On Seriously As Lawyers Debate Releasing Sealed Documents; Further Delay In Trial Appears Unlikely 'We're starting a really big trial tomorrow,' judge says when delaying a different matter.

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