The All State

Wednesday, October 4, 2006

News

• Independents shatter party boundaries
• Peay gets dirty at Mud bowl
• Door readers will provide added security to students
• Blood drive pushes awareness
• Senate begins year with hot issues
• CAMPUS CRIMES
• Smokers protest in lot

Features

• Fall cell phone picks
• 'Open Season' opens with mixed feelings

Sports

• Lady Govs take historical win over Lady Skyhawks
• Govs falter in second half again
• Lynch leads Lady Govs golf team at Intercollegiate
• Women's cross country impressive, men disappointing at Invitational
• Govs, Lady Govs golf set to make run at OVC
• Szymska finds new home on APSU's volleyball team
• Volleyball drops five-game match with Skyhawks

Opinion

• Fear funds terror
• Your Take
• Financial aid takes one big hit
• Big Willie Clinton's back in town
• Misplaced sympathies; then and now
• Little white lies don't hide the colors of dark truths
• In 1492 Columbus raped a culture too

Dining & Entertainment Guide 2006

• Chi-Town boasts best hotdogs in Clarksville
• Find a piece of Greece in Sam's
• Burrito Bungalow brings Tex Mex flavor to students
• Chopper's atmosphere turns visitors into regulars
• German fare highlights downtown
• Our favorites
• Hungry? Here's your comprehensive guide:
• Bowling alleys can get your night rolling
• Big family fun at impressive small price found around Clarksville
• Live music scene strikes a chord
• Movie theaters provide outlet for a good time
• Fresco's brings new taste to the block
• Karaoke can be the best way to beat boredom

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