04/28/06 - To the Cigar, The darling of the rightwing at the University of Rhode Island, and ultra-conservative Mayor Laffeys point man to organize students in the Mayors bid to unseat US Senator Chafee next fall, is in a multi-party tug-of-war. The main issues have to do with what he knows or doesnt know about some “dirty tricks” and possible political shenanigans involving him, the College Republicans, or other parties.

The long car ride comes to an end. Shortly I will be moving beyond The Daily Targum to the memories of graduation and the hallways of Columbia Universitys Graduate School of Journalism.My many years at the Targum have been productive, life-changing and completely fulfilling.

Graduation is only weeks away. Soon, many of you will be leaving the University campus of lecture halls and stuffy buses for the real world of tiny offices and loan payments. Hopefully, Rutgers has treated you well. However, if youre getting a little scared of the jungle out there in normal society, why dont you get sentimental with this weeks laurels and darts.

Right on, man! Its about time someone stood up to the totally exploitative practices of the ROTC goose-steppers.You know, its like, theyre just such a tool of this fundamentalist neo-Christirepubliconaziist regime thats been getting away with murder for oil for too long now, man.

My time here on Page 4 is over. Ive had a good time. Ive spent these years screaming as loud as I can that our country is being ruined by this administration. Not that Im saying it is entirely my doing, but now his approval rating is hovering somewhere below the cost of a stamp, and I believe my job is done.

Chris Patrick weighed 245 pounds as a freshman.Back then, Patrick came to Lincoln as a heralded defensive end from Michigan who was expected to make waves sacking quarterbacks.But he got stuck in the ebb and flow of the depth chart and made the switch to offensive line.

Its easy to see that Quincy Douby has come a long way very quickly in his basketball career.The first player in Rutgers mens basketball history to be named a First Team All-Big East selection only began playing organized basketball his junior year at Grady High School in Brooklyn.