Thursday, May 1

• Bulletin obtains campus emails
• University begins interviews for provost, vice president for academic affairs position
• Track to MIAA Championships
• Retiree scolds ESU over Sunshine law
• Former KU professor speaks on Shakespeare's true identity
• Zumba-thon to raise funds for cancer patient
• Profile: Laura Graveman
• New RSO takes a 'STAND' on Darfur
• Omaha’s Anchondo begin ‘Drinko De Mayo’ tour with The Effects
• Graphic design seniors to showcase work at First Christian Church
• Summer arts and entertainment preview
• Baseball to take on Washburn
• Hornets to start MIAA tourney
• On Our Mind: Thank you
• The good, the bad and the ugly: the end of an era
• Graphic design major speaks out
• Morse Hall Spring Event provides healthy competition
• Intensive program offers greater comprehension of English for all students
• Bereman releases KORA e-mails with Goodman
• Teachers of Tomorrow celebrate appreciation week

Monday, April 28

• Streak snapped at UCM
• ESU, community walks to fight cystic fibrosis
• Reno 911! bad boys bust Corky mascot
• Alpha Kappa Lambda rejoins Greek community
• Faculty Profile: James Ryan
• Participants display cars despite rising gas prices
• Black Women's Network model latest styles at fashion show
• ESU Spanish Club will offer salsa dance lessons to community tonight
• Anime/Obsession Club members to take pie for funds, celebrate fourth anniversary
• Alternative Prom concludes PRIDE Week
• Track picks up four provisionals
• Softball clinches MIAA title
• ESU theater season closes with ‘Shakespeare in Hollywood’
• Jason Savory Band stops in Emporia during Midwest tour
• On Our Mind: Summer Tuition and Fees
• Summer should include time for leisure
• Portion of salaries of athletes, celebrities should be rerouted
• Tennis splits at MIAA tournament

Thursday, April 24

• Tweaksters perform variety show, mesmerize audience with visual, auditory elements
• #22 Softball splits with Fort Hays
• Track to have final tune-up
• Six athletes of the week for ESU
• Rockabilly Hall of Famer Chuck Cowan returns to Emporia
• Lawrence based punk rockers KTP tour Midwest, stop in Emporia Saturday
• On Our Mind: Moving during college
• After four years, Emporia will be missed
• Changes can be positive if given a chance to show potential
• Green Week panel discusses future of Kansas energy
• Megredy reassigned to TCS post
• Garcia, Jones of 'Reno 911!' to entertain ESU
• 'Exploring the Roots of Violence:' Professor believes pain may evolve into violence
• Profile: Jerrod Sparling
• Students dance thru decades to raise awareness
• PRIDE hosts sex-themed Jeopardy to educate students on STDs
• Speakers, candlelight vigil honor sexual assault, rape survivors
• Black Women's Network to host fifth annual Fashion Show on Friday
• Russel Family: real-life Hornets' nest

Monday, April 21

• Rally lifts Hornets over Bearcats
• University honors Mann's 19 years of dedication to ESU
• PRIDE to educate on equality
• Student organizations to sponsor Green Week
• Multicultural Day to teach students about customs
• Faculty Profile: Ed Emmer
• Hornets dominate MIAA opponents over weekend
• Rossbach sets two school records over weekend
• Tennis swept by Bearcats at home
• Larry Bereman comments on Faculty Senate actions
• On Our Mind: Phone forums
• Approaching graduation brings changes to time
• Performance artists The Tweaksters to play Albert Taylor Hall
• Local punkers The Dead Idols pay tribute to their idols
• Defense dominates football Spring Game

Thursday, April 17

• History, econ may soon become optional
• Equipment stolen from athletic media relations
• Henrie named interim registrar
• Eight students use creativity in pageant
• Senate sidesteps sunshine issue
• Actors reenact events in Kansas history at 'Binding up the Nation's Wounds'
• Profile: Andrea Luthi
• Dance-Thru-the-Decades to benefit Cystic Fibrosis Foundation
• Speaker to discuss possible link between biological makeup, human's violent tendencies
• Star Wars tribute band Darkside of the Force to play local bar
• Q & A with Penny Speedie, director of “The Merry Widow”
• Hornets power to 31st straight
• #21 Hornets sweep Southen
• Track preparing for MIAA finale
• Tennis splits over weekend
• On Our Mind: Increased political involvement
• Peace, maturity needed in 'girl world'
• Food prices could be cause of America's obesity problems
• Harrison George comments on ZOIKS! photo

Monday, April 14

• KGTC discusses ways to better serve gifted students
• Bennett Brothers & Ryan Johnson to play with Whiskey Trio
• SOS observes Sexual Awareness Month with events
• Athletic department to aid students in finding jobs with seminar
• Emporia native shares historic, Flint Hills-inspired poetry
• Faculty Profile: Antonia Felix
• 'Binding a Nation's Wounds': performers will bring history to life in Joyce Thierer's introductory course
• Greeks to participate in annual weeklong events this week
• On Our Mind: Criticisms of The Bulletin's coverage
• Faculty Senate to rescind ballot
• Groups should not eliminate history, economics
• Giving back to community not a difficult, time-consuming task
• Baseball rolls over Southern
• Track teams get 2nd at home meet

Thursday, April 10

• Greeks host Teeter-Totter-a-thon for funds
• Luncheon, presentation bring 'family, art and inspiration' to ESU
• Controversy continues over vote
• Profile: Evelyn Boland
• Program to offer students Disney opportunity internships
• STAND: new RSO takes action against genocide in Darfur
• ESU students reveal 'Dirty Little Secrets'
• ETC to hold workshop for local elementary students
• ESULA to raise funds with book, media sale next week in Union
• HVP will host annual Gospel Extravaganza
• Kansas blues rocker Cold Shot to play first show in Emporia
• Lawrence's Tiny Tuxedo play ecclectic bluegrass and folk
• ZOIKS!, Ha Ha Tonka team up to entertain
• Baseball sweeps FHSU, extends streak to 25
• Tennis swept by SBU; women beat UNO
• Six championships for track
• Softball picks up three more wins
• Holcomb responds to Secret Ballot article, 4/3
• Student upset over administrative fees
• On Our Mind: Driving with cell phones
• Quitting smoking hard, rewarding road to travel

Thursday, April 3

• Secret ballot may have broken state law
• Gen. Ed. proposal passes in Senate
• SLIM wing will close for renovations in fall 2008
• Graduate Fair gives student chance to meet, interact with schools personally
• ESU Ambassadors will play host to Senior Week events starting Monday
• Faculty Profile: Ron McCoy
• Complex governments to host annual Spring Fling
• Society of Physics Students involved in numerous activities
• SOS, CASA hold events in recognition of Child Abuse Prevention Month
• Fornelli picks up 500th win
• Softball opens MIAA play with sweep
• On Our Mind: BuzzIn Messages
• Careers seem less appealing with age
• Vocabulary for younger generation needs some, like, repair
• Students voice disagreement with Gen. Ed. proposal
• Ozark rockers Ha Ha Tonka to play Albert Taylor Hall
• Emporia State comedy troupe Zoiks! to open for Ha Ha Tonka

Monday, March 31

• Authors bring 'new voice' to aspiring writers
• SWARM prepares new students for college life at ESU
• Political science students research ways to end genocide for class project
• Profile: Mariah Laver
• ESU Swing Society teams up with HPER Club to promote physical activity
• Career Services to hold resume reviews, mock interviews
• Minority Retention Committee aims to increase activity, involvement
• On Our Mind: Our April Fool's Issue
• International students provide insights
• Attendance policies take responsibility away from students
• Brown and Smith respond to General Education Proposal
• General Education Council responds to Bulletin Editorial, 3/13
• Kansas 'roots blues' band Moreland and Arbuckle release new album
• Q&A with singer-songwriter Mike Rathke
• #10 Baseball extends streak
• Softball wins weekend series
• Track picks up one auto, two provisionals

Thursday, March 27

• Lady Hornets fall in Sweet Sixteen
• On the road with the team to Texas
• MIAA softball play to open next week
• Tennis improves to 10-3 overall, 1-2 in MIAA
• Jazz duo to perform at Albert Taylor Hall
• Kansas City's "Distance to Empty" to return to Emporia
• Blasphemy Challenge offends Christian religion
• On Our Mind: Career Fairs for all
• Environmental Club to host eco-friendly activities
• Kansas Academy of Science organization to hold presentations, field trip this weekend
• 'New Voice Authors' to showcase writers
• Club to bring forensic anthropologist
• Faculty Profile: Susan Brinkman
• Major Behn women in the military focuses on life in service
• The F Word: What Does Feminism Mean to You?
• Dormitories locked down; three students in custody

Thursday, March 13

• Music Department to host high-school madrigal lessons
• Faculty Profile: Jerry Will
• General Education Council discusses possibility of history requirement elimination
• Iraq Memorial to remember fallen soldiers
• Towers residents "ante up" at Casino Night
• Students donate blood to American Red Cross, help save lives
• Blaufuss, Schulte win ASG elections
• Hornets add two more wins
• Tennis team to take on Ichabods
• Softball splits games with #6 UNO Mavericks
• Spring Twilight opens outdoor season at ESU
• Students to present papers, posters at convention
• National honor society provides opportunities for psychology honors students
• On Our Mind: Ignoring history education
• War not worth the cost of human lives
• Striking-down of funeral protest law is good for everyone
• Senior art student to show work in Gilson Memorial Gallery
• Spring Break provides chance for students to relax
• Students learn how to have a 'Safe Spring Break' at carnival

Monday, March 10

• Lady Hornets upset on first day of MIAA Tourney
• Hornets lose heartbreaker in championship
• Syd Barret tribute band The Gnomes to play Spring Break show
• Monologues to amuse, on women's concerns
• TCS will give students opportunity to make suggestions at open forums
• Prepare to fight the professional dress monster
• On Our Mind: Examining the Student Code of Conduct
• Student organizations, American Red Cross will 'Fight For Life'
• Profile: Amanda Mayhew
• Student, community member receive prestigious awards for progressive initiatives for women
• Veterans tell stories of triumph, realities of war at Roundtable
• ASG candidates address and debate issues
• ESU Baseball wins over Washburn 8-3