The Impact News

Thursday, April 24, 2008

News

• Mercy College Likely to Adopt Schools-Based Structure In Fall
• Mercy Gives Hope, Tries To Curb Blood Shortage
• New York Knicks Partner with Mercy
• Avoid Salesman Tricks: Don't Be Fooled When Shopping For A Car
• Arizona Passes Legislation For Cheaper Books For Students
• The Hudson River: A local landmark or a toxic waste dump?
• Mercy Music Expert Evaluates New Apple Programs
• Attorney General Warns Students About College Loan Companies
• Meat Recall Does Not Affect Mercy Food Service
• Faculty To Present At AIDS Conference
• Mercy Hosts Earth Day
• Students Battle Outsourcing In Job Market; Politicians Cry Foul To Method
• IMPACT wins NYPA award

Entertainment

• New Cuban Government Lifts Bans, Allows Outside Influences
• The 80s Strike Back: NKOTB Returns!
• Common Hour Serves Soul Food, Video Games
• Need Romance? Do Some Housework!
• First Pregnant Man Expected to Give Birth in July
• Nutrition Facts or Nutrition Truth Stretches?

Opinion

• OP/ED: The 'Forgotten" Aspects Of The War In the Middle East

More Issues

Issue Summary

News

• The Price of Relevance: 'Weeding' In the Library
• The Truth About Aids
• Mercy Students and Faculty Get Involved in Election
• Mercy Announces Dual Degree in Education
• Breast Cancer Awareness
• 'Play Healthy' Gets Ball Rolling on Steroid Abuse Prevention
• Keep Your Eyes On The Road -- Hands Off The Text Messaging
• Mercy Travels To Harlem For African-American Parade
• Mercy Student Recalls the Terror Her Family Faced in Kuwait
• Tappan Zee Construction Continues to Give Commuters Grief
• Hollywood Remakes Show No Signs of Slowing Down in '09
• What Happens When We Die?
• Blood Drive Has Strong Results
• Will Green Friday Spark the Economy?

Maverick Sports

• Yarema: a Bolt for the Mavericks
• Athletic Roundup: November

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