Monday Night Disturbance By Ekene Ikeme Do students find the SJSU Marching Band's Monday practices inspiring or deafening? Full Story

Futbol for All By Scott Evans Soccer may be the world's most popular spectator sport, but many SJSU students are more interested in playing than watching. Full Story

Opera Isn't Just for Grandma Anymore By Julia Cooper Young people aren't traditionally interested in opera, but a group of SJSU students has found it to be a creative outlet. Full Story

Wagon Bandit By Quang Do What could be more fun than making off with a wagon full of food first thing in the morning? Full Story

Expression Through Blogs By Ekene Ikeme SJSU students who take classes from instructor Cynthia McCune get a unique opportunity to trade opinions online. Full Story

iPods, iPods, Everywhere By Mandie Mohsenzadegan There's something seemingly growing out of the ears of many SJSU students. Full Story

Scoble Gets Blogged Down in Technology By Mark Powell An SJSU alum reflects on being one of the world's most famous bloggers. Full Story

Hidden Art By David Zugnoni SJSU's Martin Luther King Jr. Joint Library contains an extensive art collection, but much of it requires some searching to discover. Full Story

Clean to Pee or Privacy? By Andy Chu When nature calls at SJSU, the condition of campus facilities makes some students weigh other options. Full Story

Blogging the score By Laura Rheinheimer Los Angeles-based Charles Johnson is using Little Green Footballs to incite political discussion. Full Story

The Derelict By Anuja Seith Many people are commemorated throughout SJSU in ways large and small.  Some are so small as to be barely noticeable. Full Story

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