The Towerlight, May 8, 2003

The May 8, 2003 issue of The Towerlight, the student newspaper of Towson University. ; Page 1: New president to visit campus (Cailin McGough) -- Center of the Arts overhaul underway -- Page 2: Word on the street -- Screech, Anna and O.J. take over airways with reality TV (Lewis Poole) -- Page 3: TU traditions impact quality of college years (Jessica Rinne) -- Letters to the editor: URG candidates unethical in race (Katherine Rose Caudle); Students should rally against cuts (Jessika Machen); Litter on campus provokes disgust (Sarah Foster) -- Page 4: [Advertisement] -- Page 5: Induction ceremony welcomes new SGA officers (Jasmine Pope) -- Event pays tribute to student leaders (Margaret Wu) -- Political science professor honored with award (Daniel Tayag) -- Page 6: Roberts: making plans (continued from page 5) -- Leaders: recognition (continued from page 5) -- Page 7: Reunion: chancellor and president (continued from page 1) -- Page 8: Police blotter -- Author discusses U.S. foreign policy (Steve Waldron) -- Page 9: [Advertisement] -- Page 10: Campus Activities Board -- Page 11: Student Government Association -- Page 12: [Advertisement] -- Page 13: 'A play with live girls' combines classic works (Tess Boys) -- Arts calendar -- Rising heavy metal band breaks into the Vault (Nick Suhomlin) -- Page 14: 'Daddy' flick fun for whole family (Lauren Tilley) -- Concert (continued from page 13) -- Entertainment briefs -- Page 15: Art around you: Student discusses art, psychology connection (Meredith Heinen) -- 'Eve': three characters (continued from page 13) -- Page 16: Classifieds -- Page 17: Comeback: Coppin St. falls short (continued from page 20) -- Page 18: Tourney: Towson host Penn State in first round game Sat. (continued from page 20) -- Presutti, Krause honored at banquet (Matt Papuchis) -- Page 19: Bank shots (Lewis Poole) -- Tigers sweep Rider; CAAs up next -- Page 20: Home-field advantage for First Round (Matt Papuchis) -- Stifler hits walk-off homer in 13-12 win (Brent Kennedy) -- In this corner: Blood, cuts ...