Police adopt parental notification policy Kirksville police department adopts policy of sending notification letters home to parents. Hacker renders network useless Friday Hackers attempt to break into University computer system, causing network problems. Holden recommends budget increases President Jack Magruder testifies before Missouri House Appropriations Committee and Senate to increase University funding. Student retention may affect faculty numbers, funding Low retention rates may cause the University to lose money. University plans no additional parking for five years University does not plan to build any parking lots in the near future.
Drugs pose possible party risk Dangerous drugs threaten the safety of students.
Partial Napster block relieves University network stress. College media court ruling unlikely to affect University University representatives and yearbook staff respond to the court's ruling in the Kincaid v. Gibson yearbook case. A combination of restaurants, sightseeing activities, stores and weekend get-aways rated on their prize, romanticness and proximity to Kirksville. Jen Trier pursues the perils of letters to parents from the Kirksville Police Department. The women's swimming team comes within an arms length of defeating Drury.