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The SMU Cheerleading squad previews its competition routine Sunday at the Dedman Center for Lifetime Sports. (0) comments

by Mark Norris, Editor In Chief, mnorris@smu.edu

A federal judge has sent Gary Vodicka's lawsuit against SMU back to a state district court. The move came after Vodicka asked the case be remanded because he dropped federal racketeering charges against the university. "It's good for us," Vodicka said of the decision. (0) comments

by Natalie Gill, Contributing Writer, ngill@smu.edu

SMU parent Judy Reitmeier has always known that SMU is an expensive university. What she didn't know is that she would also be held financially accountable for whatever her daughter purchases with her student charge. "I had no idea she even had an iPod until Christmas break," said Reitmeier. (0) comments

by A. Neely Eisenstein, Managing Editor, aeisenst@smu.edu

The second aggravated robbery this month occurred Sunday a block away from Moody Coliseum. A woman was delivering a pizza to an apartment at 3:30 p.m. Sunday. According to a police report, a man approached her with a gun and demanded money as she returned to her vehicle. (0) comments

by Caitlin Booker, Contributing Writer, cebooker@smu.edu

In December 2005, Lauren Embrey and her two sons, Lindsay and Jeffrey, visited various Holocaust sites in Poland on the 10-day SMU Human Rights Travel tour. Moved by the horror of the concentration camps, Lauren said she realized that students were not learning enough about human rights in school. (0) comments

by Mark Norris, Editor In Chief, mnorris@smu.edu

An image that was purported to be the design for George W. Bush Presidential Library is actually the University of Dallas' model for their failed bid for the complex. It was unveiled to the public at a January news conference announcing the school's withdrawal from the library race. (0) comments

by Jamie Leon, Contributing Writer, jleon@smu.edu

Ron Isana, a senior analyst for CNBC who refers to himself as "a taller version of Danny DeVito," spoke to students Monday afternoon in Crum Auditorium. Isana was the featured speaker of the Wiliam O'Neil guest lecture, which was followed by a reception during which he answered questions. (0) comments