A Voice for Students An Opportunity for Students	Volume 24, Issue10-February 26, 2003
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	INSIDE: Crime: Juneau style               More Matrix!               Fun with films                      New Music
				Life in the Matrix By Dixie Normus and Alotta Vogyna Whalesong Contributors You are never going to believe who I saw at Squire's last Wednesday!... Alumni Profile: Bob Mitchell By Emily Wescott Whalesong Contributor Bob Mitchell knows the value of the classes offered at the University of Alaska Southeast... A few screws loose-opera hits sour notes By Michael Johnson Whalesong Staff Okay, so I'm no opera expert, certainly no more qualified to criticize than the next theater buff... Juneau Beat By Joshua Edward Uneducated, unsophisticated, uncultured? Get rid of those nasty prefixes in one fell swoop by attending... Student Spotlight: 'Few clothes Johnson' (a.k.a. Johnse Ostman) By Kaci Hamilton Whalesong Contributor Do you think you could be on your way to graduating with a B.S. in Environmental Science and Math minor, play two instruments in two bands, snowboard when there is snow, do the fieldwork, research and write the follow-up 30-page paper for your classes, work as a commercial fisherman in the summer, and still have the energy to be patient and nice to me when I show up talking about interviewing you for the Whalesong... The Best Album You've Never Heard By Joshua Edward Whalesong Staff For the uninitiated, a quick recap: three friends meet in high school in New York. All subsequently attend Harvard University, where they form Galaxie 500...
		How I Spent My Summer Vacation By Joshua Edward Whalesong Staff The dilemmas of summer vacation: where to go, what to do: how to earn a few precious greenbacks... Ethnomusicologist visits campus, speaks about affirmative action By Sean Smith Whalesong Staff Ethnomusicologist and Senior Vice Provost of the University of MIchigan, Dr. Lester Monts, defended the university's affirmative action policy... Grading inconsistencies frustrate students By Philip Walzer The Virginian-Pilot (KRT) One English instructor grades essays without a blueprint, looking mostly for the big ideas. Another employs a detailed checklist, including "sooth transitions" and "properly placed modifiers."... Prostitutes in XTRA TUFs: Crime spree Juneau style By Michael Johnson Whalesong Staff Victim. That's what you'll be if more theft occurs at UAS. I am not talking about a nacho bandit in the cafeteria... What do northern lights, cannibals, and sunshine have in common? The JUMP Society By Sarah Carter Whalesong Contributor Have you ever walked home from a show with sore stomach muscles, aching cheeks, and noticed your companion was acting rather strange with a fork in his hand? I have... Return to the Whalesong home page