November 2007
November 30, 2007
News
- ROTC and Diversity Center come together for supply drive
- PLU gets some gospel
- Budget forces student workers out
- Garfield sponsors light show
- 'Burning Ethics' responds to disasters
- Kucinich targets healthcare: Presidential candiate wants universal health care
- Advocates speak for equality: Privilege series continues, focuses on males
- Are firefighters the new Big Brother?
- Ahmadinejad calls conference a failure
Op-Ed
Lutelife
- Spotlight on Sankta Lucia Fest
- What are you most excited for this holiday season?
A&E
- There and Back again: Jonah Oh pursues realistic career while harboring passion for music
- Fox releases first four 'Futurama Movies': Long-cancelled cult favorite returns on DVD
- 2007 offers fresh sounds: Artists go solo, redefine themselves to produce year's best albums
- 'This Christmas' no different than last: Fairly competent acting and a catchy soundtrack couldn't save this latest holiday season flick
- The K Federalist Papers: YouTube: the new artistic frontier is only a left click away: Video upload site provides outlet for commentators, directors, commedians
- Janis brings enchantment to Seattle: 'Music With a Mission' finds its way to the Pacific Northwest
- Students direct, perform from heart with 'Life Force'
- Put it in your queue: No Country for Old Men
Sports
- Recruit a Lute: PLU Athletics Department emphasizes academics to attract student athletes
- Lutes swim past Missionaries
- Stadium needed to remember legend
- Lutes set record: PLU woman's basketball holds team to 16 points
- Lute's 'thrive' in invite: PLU men move record to 2-1 in non-conference play
- Fall 2007 Sports Review
November 16, 2007
News
- Homeless for a cause: PLU students coordinate events to provoke thought
- Diversity Center talks about privilege
- Fred Thompson: the conservative's conservative
- To Leave or not to leave: Students consider the repercussions of abandoning Iraq
- Politics and religion: Can they truly be separate?
- PLU starts honors program
- Cult leaders and car salesmen
Op-Ed
A&E
- Fun Home: Graphic novel leads discussion
- McEwan crafts multi-perspective tale:William's brisk book encourages activism in America
- 'Gangster' shoots blanks: Hip-hop artist Jay-Z drops ball, not beats on 'American Gangster'
- The K Federalist Papers: Will a lack of originality in Hollywood harm musical theater?
- Searching for the truth behind '1-18-08': Online viral marketing bulids hype, exposure, interest for films
Sports
- Lutes beat down Boxers: Swimming beats pacific; split meet against Linfield
- Back on track: New coach has high hopes for women's basketball team
- Frustrated Lutes looking forward to new season: PLU men's basketfall projected to finish fifth in conference
- Lutes beat down boxers: Swimming sweeps Pacific, split meet against Linfield
- Lutes run out of contention: Bumby season for women's cross country ends at regionals
- EMAL football ends generation along with season
- Tough end to great season: Loss to loggers ends lute's record breaking season
November 9, 2007
News
- Why student the Holocaust?
- Men unlikely to go to health center
- Students struggle with landlords
- John Edwards: Second time's a charm?
- Washington votes 'no' to tax increases: Voters had money on their mind Nov. 5 rejecting big-spenders, approving measures that would keep spending in check
- Girl born with extra limbs has surgery
- Local woman bites off ex-boyfriend's lip
- Yahoo officials defend actions in China
- Practice makes perfect: Nursing program sends students to real patients
- Feeding the city: J-term students give their time to help local community
Op-Ed
Lutelife
A&E
- The K-Federalist Papers: Bidding farewell to an old friend: So long, Myspace
- 'Martian Child' surprises, endears: Cusack stars in oddly heartwarming tale of childhood
- Pencils down: Hollywood braces itself as 12,000 writers make good on their promise to strike
- Relient K not so reliant: Departure of longtime drummer means further change of band's sound
- A county closed, an open mind: Williams' brisk book encourages activism in America
- Stairway to MBR: Lead unveils new mural on steps of music center
Sports
- Conference champions: PLU volleyball team takes home second conference title in 2 years, wins individual awards in the process
- PLU snubbed from nationals: Men's soccer ends season on win
- Lutes need new home Stadium: New on-campus football field would add to PLU, Parkland community
- Sonics hijacked by Oklahoma City owners: Bennett never intended to keep team in Seattle
- Lutes Swim to Victory: PLU men pull off upset of UPS, women come close
November 2, 2007
News
- Parkland youth come to PLU for safe trick-or-treating
- Pflueger gets its pfreak on: Hall hosts 2nd annual Pflueger Pfright Fest
- Bilingual lecture tackles immigration issues
- Republican Ron Paul: Blurring party lines
- Healthcare in the U.S.: Where will it go from here?: As elections draw near, healthcare takes center stage
- Local schools deemed 'dropout factories'
- Kucinich questions Bush's mental health
- Chertoff denounces faux press conference
- ASPLU honors Reformation Day outside UC
- Mortvedt takes library technology to next level: New tools give students even more resources
- Comedy night brings laughs: KCCR kicks off 1st-ever comedy night in the CK
- Lutes show softer side of football: a little Lute fan learns PLU football means more than touchdowns
Op-Ed
International
- Growing up global
- Snakker du Norsk?
- Aimez-vous à parler le français?
- Sprechen Sie Deutsch?
A&E
- Torture porn busts box office: 'Saw IV' paves the way for two more films—but how many is too many?
- Horror classic keeps 'Shining': King's breakout novel still scares today
- Put it in your Queue: On Her Majesty's Secret Service
- The good of our country: PLU's first theater production 'Our Country's Good" impresses with strong cast, incredible atmosphere
- Carell, Cook prove themselves: Comedic actors deliver serious performances in 'Dan in Real Life'
- Saxifrage hosts open mic in The Cave with modest turnout
Sports
- Lutes take NWC: Lutes clinch conference title with 2 matches left
- Women runners moving on to regionals: Men's season ends at Northwest Conference Championships
- Lutes hold on to hope: Wins over Whitman and Whitworth leave Lutes in NWC running
- Defeat keeps on coming: End of season could not come soon enough for women's soccer
- Lutes getting stronger: PLU gets new strength coach
- Lutes lead the way against pioneers: Football beats Lewis & Clark in 39-0 shutout
The Mast
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