The Towerlight, March 14, 2002

The March 14, 2002 issue of The Towerlight, the student newspaper of Towson University. ; Page 1: Telling tales of love 'In Flight' (James Bridge) -- Page 2: Word on the street -- Page 3: Officials aim to increase SGA election turnout (Cailin McGough) -- Studetns head to Burdick to shet extra pounds (Lauren Hammond) -- Exhibit displays TU history in Union (Jennifer Hykes) -- Page 4: CAIT recognized by national award -- Page 5: Conference examines race, gender issues (Jedekazai Mjumbe) -- Page 6: Police blotter -- US mediator pushes peacemaking (Barry Schweid) -- Nation briefs -- Page 7: Election: goal to promote voting procedures (continued from page 3) -- Fitness (continued from page 3) -- Page 8: History (continued from page 3) -- Conference: diverse (continued from page 5) -- Page 9: [Advertisement] -- Page 10: [Advertisement] -- Page 11: Towson TV sets station programming record (Tai Shadrick) -- Brody talks about symbolic beauty of 'Flowers' (Kate Preston) -- Arts calendar -- Page 12: Children's animation better left in 'Ice Age' (Yemisi Adekunle) -- Brody (continued from page 11) -- Page 13: The high road (Tai Shadrick) -- Comics & comics (Chis Terry, Justin Smulison) -- Page 14: [Campus Activities Board] -- Page 15: Student government association -- Page 16: Dance: guest artists go 'In Flight' (continued from page 1) -- Page 17: WMJF: spring schedule (continued from page 11) -- [Comics] -- Page 18: [Advertisement] -- Page 19: Towson bats crush Mount St. Mary's, 13-2 (Hector del Castillo) -- Nightmare inning puts UMBC on top for good (Eric Rhew) -- In this corner (Matt Papuchis) -- Page 20-21: Tourney seeding favors MD, Duke wih possible upset in wild West -- Page 22: Caslin: first win of college career (continued from page 19) -- Page 23: Conferences: greed (continued from page 19) -- Page 24-25: Classifieds -- Page 26: Racism, sexism are still part of our culture (Matt Papuchis) -- Inflation or not, $98 is steep for a coaster (Cailin McGough) -- Page 27: TU should view prez pad as tool (Sherman L. ...