RPI student robbed in Pizza Bella hold-up at gunpoint. Student reports, "I was totally freaked out. It was extremely scary."

Crime on campus increased over the past few weeks. Highlights include the theft of $50,000 of computer equipment and reports of a male running around naked through Troy near the RPI campus.

The RIAA sues students for allegedly illegally distributing copyrighted music files. One of the files allegedly distributed was "Got 2 B Legit" by the former pop star M.C. Hammer.

Senate discusses plans for Ruckus in its second regular meeting of the semester. The senate also discussed plans for a record-breaking electric slide led by Dr. Shirley Ann Jackson.

Flood damages Nugent Hall after a student tried to work on the toilet in her room. Of the 2,000 gallons estimated spilled, 1,000 have been pumped from the building.

Freshman student dies in apparent suicide in Hall Hall on Saturday. Eddie Knowles urges depressed people to get counseling from Health Center Staff.

Crossgates Mall begins "Parental Escort Policy" restricting minors' access to the mall. Terri Walsh claims that the mall is just looking "to change the atmosphere" at Crossgates.

Grade modifiers begin use in freshman and graduate level courses this semester. A majority of those 43% professors showing up to the vote approved the plan.

Proctor's hotel plan fails when RPI cannot find a contractor to develop the property. Property is in process of being given back to the City of Troy as RPI watches more tuition money drain away.

Senate creates lobbying corps for pleading for money from various governing bodies. Max Yates creates one of his pet programs from his 2005-2006 platform.