Daily Campus

by Daily Campus Staff, dc@smu.edu

THE TARGET Navy head coach Paul Johnson appears to the No. 1 candidate for SMU. The coach is 45-29 in six seasons at the Naval Academy and has led the Midshipmen to five straight bowls. Johnson is capable of turning a program around. Navy was 1-20 in the two seasons before he arrived. (3) comments

by Meredith Shamburger, Staff Writer, mshamburge@smu.edu

A lecture entitled "A Call to Integrity in Life and Work: Reclaiming Integrity and Courage in Professional and Public Life" was given by Dr. Parker Palmer yesterday in the Hughes-Trigg Theater. Palmer, author of 10 books and senior advisor to the Fetzer Institute, founded the Center for Courage and Renewal, which seeks to help restore the professional and personal life through retreats led by facilitators, in 1997. (0) comments

by Tiffany Glick, Managing Editor, tglick@smu.edu

Following more than seven weeks of debate and discussion, junior Shakeel Medhi was finally voted into the Asian American senate seat last night at the Student Senate meeting. "This is a huge victory for the Asian-Americans," said Medhi, a CCPA and political science major. (0) comments

by Sarah Gibbons, Contributing Writer

Dieting as a means of weight loss is not just a trend in American society, it is an epidemic. American women are obsessed with losing weight and this obsession is encouraged and promoted by the media and advertising companies. Dieting to lose weight is being pushed on young women instead of encouraging healthy eating habits and daily exercise. (0) comments

A U.S. Marine gives high-fives to greeters upon his return from deployment in the Middle East this weekend at DFW Airport. (0) comments