The Equinox

Thursday, February 14, 2002

News

• Farewell to Dr. Henderson
• Student Health Information
• FDU yearbook returns after two-year absence
• FDU affected by governor’s cuts
• Pakistani Ambassador discusses the United Nations
• Student Code of Conduct is placed under review
• Trustees meet with student organization representatives
• Adams: FDU Fiscally sound
• FDU student arrested in robbery of fellow students

Sports

• Roland signs multi-year contract
• Knights Will Fight for Position in 2002 NEC
• Indoor Track Prepares for NEC Championships
• A Shared Responsibility Proves Success for Women's basketball

Opinion

• DOMESTIC VIOLENCE FOR SMARTIES
• You Can’t Always Get What You Want
• From the Editor's Desk
• SGA President's Corner

Entertainment

• Edgar: A Troubador From Garfield
• Action, visual effects make Brotherhood of the wolf well worth the search
• New fat Joe release gets down to business

Careers

• Credit Cards May Be Hazardous to Your Wealth

More Issues

Issue Summary

News

• New Equinox Website
• Remnick calls for aggressive reporting
• Starbucks in the SUB? Students welcome idea
• UN Pathway lecture:
• Adams will return to the classroom
• Students to launch Amnesty International on campus
• Honors program grows with 28 inductees
• Students reveal their many talents at the 'Organization Showcase'

Opinion

• Lambda Theta Alpha spreads awareness about autism
• SGA President Speaks

Features

• Student leader profile: Salina Singleton
• FDU students spend a weekend at a Christian fellowship camp

Entertainment

• My Chemical Romance treats fans to new ear candy this Halloween
• >>>>Editors' Picks<<<<
• Saw III delivers blood and gore galore
• Twisted plot makes this forensic novel a must-read

Sports

• Jordan and Woods: They're all about focus
• Men's soccer team 'disappointed' after semifinal loss to St. Francis

Career

• Job Interviews Do Not Grow On Trees!
• Start early for your summer internship
• Hot Full-time Job Leads
• Part Time Positions
• CO-OPS AND INTERNSHIPS

Library

• Periodically Speaking: on the 'invisible web' @ your Library