Thursday, September 29, 2005 - Vol. XXXXI No. 7

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• All pages (1,1 MB)
• Page 1 - News
  • Transfer Day crowd
  • Faculty okays 16-week semester
  • 3 Ohlone students killed in Union City car crash
  • Depression screening set
  • Yesterday's ride
• Page 2 - Opinion
  • Cutting: where beauty and horror truly collide
  • How can college prepare you better for real life?
• Page 3 - News
  • Students soak up information at Transfer Day
  • Katona signs Book Savvy in Library
  • Ohlone getting its own seismograph
  • School receives federal Title 3 Grant
• Pages 4-5 - Features
  • From isolationism to intervention
  • New philosophy instructor teaches Asian religion
  • Deaf News Corner: In Memoriam of Gil Lentz
  • Former Ohlone Monitor Editor-In-Chief, Tony Yang, enjoys life at University of Wyoming
  • Tracy Virgil: A Puente program mentor and English instructor calls Ohlone College her home
  • Abroad, Ohlone students living in a different world
  • Jim Klent, professor of chemistry, is considered a "father figure"
  • Local author involves an Afghan Ohlone Student in his novel "Kite Runner"
  • Large turnout at Ohlone's Garage Sale Blast
• Page 6 - News
  • College Council discusses shorter semesters
  • How to write U.C. admission statement
• Page 7 - Campus Events/Sports
  • The hunt for October heats up
  • Campus Events Calendar
  • Jobs and Internships
  • Classifieds
• Page 8 - Sports
  • Softball showdown: women triumph
  • Lady Renegades pound Foothill 4-0
  • Giants out again; nice work, Tomko