NEWS CLIPS

October 2004

• 10/31/2004 - William Smith soccer team extends streak -- Herons enter the conference tourney on a 7-game run
• 10/31/2004 - HWS mentors boost literacy
• 10/29/2004 - Valley eager to vote
• 10/29/2004 - 'Help, I wanna go home ...': William Smith student must get to Michigan if she's to vote
• 10/29/2004 - Hobart hockey team hopes to build on last season
• 10/29/2004 - More Colleges Switching to 'Social Norming' to Curb Binge Drinking
• 10/29/2004 - What we're not talking about
• 10/28/2004 - This Week in Division III: Oct. 28, 2004
• 10/27/2004 - Perrell F. Payne Jr.
• 10/26/2004 - Cheer the workers as well as big shots
• 10/25/2004 - Conservative cool
• 10/25/2004 - Colleges switch tactics to fight alcohol abuse
• 10/25/2004 - Wow! It’s the Stanley Cup: Guardian brings trophy to Geneva
• 10/24/2004 - Hobart shakes off slow start, beats SLU
• 10/24/2004 - More than 70 turn out for FL Institute dedication
• 10/24/2004 - Air Products set to reap hydrogen windfall
• 10/23/2004 - Cardinals host Springfield in Empire 8 showdown
• 10/22/2004 - Nobel Prizes Awarded in Peace and in Economics
• 10/22/2004 - Get your priorities right
• 10/21/2004 - This Week in the ECAC West
• 10/21/2004 -  Daughter of 2004 Nobel Peace Prize Winner Wangari Maathai Discusses her Mother, Kenya and the Environment
• 10/20/2004 - 'No place like home': Local woman finds dream job at FL Institute
• 10/19/2004 - Take Back the Night -- Annual march draws largest crowd yet
• 10/18/2004 - Monkey King opera crowned a success in America
• 10/17/2004 - Late goal gives Brockport a soccer victory
• 10/17/2004 - Fisher suffers reversal of fortune - a last-play loss
• 10/17/2004 - Herons celebrate 25th anniversary in style
• 10/17/2004 - Red-hot Statesmen extend win streak
• 10/17/2004 - Alexis Bernstein, Alexander Levy
• 10/17/2004 - Sciarra leads Wagner over gritty Iona
• 10/16/2004 - Dignitaries officially welcome pres. to role
• 10/15/2004 - Scorching Statesmen hit road
• 10/14/2004 - Former Geneva Judge Honored
• 10/14/2004 -  New William Smith hoops coach settles in
• 10/14/2004 - Diversity abounds at debate of 'alternative' party candidates
• 10/12/2004 - Choose or Lose... or Maybe Not
• 10/12/2004 -  Going with the flow
• 10/11/2004 - Tax chief has line on budget job
• 10/11/2004 - Nobel winner has ties to area college
• 10/11/2004 - Brink of Destruction
• 10/10/2004 - Bush aggressive, Kerry thoughtful
• 10/10/2004 - CGA Loses Fourth Straight
• 10/10/2004 - An environmental battleground
• 10/10/2004 -  Hobart stuffs Coast Guard running attack, prevails 31-2
• 10/10/2004 -  How The Subway Shaped New York
• 10/9/2004 - Sun staves off Storm in opener
• 10/8/2004 - Nobel prize winner has ties to Geneva
• 10/8/2004 - Beijing opera will be Oct. 15 at The Smith
• 10/8/2004 - Pioneering Scientist, Environmental Activist, and Advocate for Women in Kenya Wins Nobel Peace Prize
• 10/8/2004 - Hobart riding an offensive wave
• 10/8/2004 - Ballot wars over same-sex marriage
• 10/8/2004 - Kenyan Green Activist Wins Nobel Peace Prize
• 10/8/2004 -  Kenyan environmentalist wins peace prize
• 10/7/2004 -  Memorial service
• 10/6/2004 - Streeten selected for Lacrosse Hall
• 10/6/2004 - Panelists split on who had upper hand
• 10/5/2004 - Hobart and William Smith's Fisher Center hosts author/activist Starhawk Nov. 17
• 10/4/2004 - Geneva Kids Measure Up
• 10/4/2004 - Keep it all together: Digital assistants help residents stay organized
• 10/4/2004 - Letter From Poland
• 10/3/2004 - Jewish Voters Unsure Of Kerry
• 10/3/2004 - Budget plan has city taxes up 4.6 percent
• 10/3/2004 -  Patron Sweethearts
• 10/3/2004 - Statesmen hand Continentals first Liberty League loss
• 10/3/2004 - Adding men to a women's college changes the dynamics
• 10/2/2004 - Who Needs Harvard?
• 10/2/2004 - Church club to celebrate member’s 100th birthday
• 10/1/2004 - Hobart aiming for two in a row
• 10/1/2004 - Area panelists clash over Bush’s record
• 10/1/2004 -  Built for the Ages

ARCHIVE

NEWS CLIPS

• News Clips
• Press Releases
• Sports Clips
• Sports Releases