The San Matean

Monday, October 3, 2005

News

• Local heroes come home
• Katrina survivor at CSM
• Skyline murder defendees found guilty
• Former professor dies
• Library unveils new database system
• Bus tokens may be offered at ASCSM office
• Building 18 updates classrooms and facilities

Sports

• Bulldogs bite back: win 49-0 in blowout
• Bulldogs bite back: win 49-0 in blowout
• Water polo player has most goals in state
• Bulldogs win 49-0 in comeback blowout

Entertainment

• 'Corpse Bride' scares up great review
• Hal: great band, not just a crazed killer robot anymore!

Features

• Transfer day big hit amongst students

More Issues

Issue Summary

News

• Election event strengthens community

• Student assaulted at Prop 8 conflict

• Prop 8 impacts community

• Accreditation team visits CSM, reviews Strategic Plan

• Another truck crashes, second accident in 3 weeks

Sports

• Bull Dogs lose to City College, break 20 year record

• Athlete profile: Ratu Rabelo plays tough

Campus Life

• Homeless Awareness Week spreads holiday cheer

• Planning ahead: What all students should know about transferring to four-year schools

• Student from Kyrgyzstan sets her sights high

Spin Cycle

• McCain still deserves respect

Editorial

• Election season over, political awareness still important