The Towerlight, November 5, 2001

The November 5, 2001 issue of The Towerlight, the student newspaper of Towson University. ; Page 1: Cultural collaboration (Cailin McGough) -- Page 2: Captain's Log: diary of a tiger -- Page 3: Overcrowding in colleges affects NJ economy (Katherine Emmanuel) -- Software invented to prevent file sharing (Daniel Ewald) -- Survey show increase in conservation efforts (Jessica Aldon) -- Page 4: Taking stock of the market (Shahab Nassirpour) -- Waste (continued from page 3) -- Page 5: Campus briefs -- New Jersey: students leave state (continued from page 3) -- Page 6: Culture: together (continued from page 1) -- Page 7: More troops sent to Afghanistan -- Nation briefs -- Page 8: [Advertisement] -- Page 9: Original outings make for a great first date (Matt Zealand) -- Bill Bateman keeps bistro in business booming (Matthew Kirdahy) -- Page 10: Sound bites -- Dating: new rules to an old game (continued from page 9) -- Page 11: Four weeks to go, subtext hard to 'Translate' (Marie Confroy) -- Bistro (continued from page 9) -- Page 12: [Campus Activities Board] -- Page 13: Office of student activities -- Page 14: [Advertisement] -- Page 15: Upset puts Tigers in traveling state of mind (Eric Brandner) -- High scores put TU in tourney cellar (Eric Rhew) -- Tiegrs get playoff bid on final day of season (Hector del Castillo) -- Page 16: 'Hoopin' successful replacement for 'Madness' (Adam S. Reisinger) -- Page 17: Tigers must settle for second after loss -- Page 18: Miscues: 35 on attack, 10 on serve (continued from page 15) -- Tourney: last place (continued from page 15) -- Page 19: Lennon: 'America East watch out' (continued from page 15) -- Page 20-21: Classifieds -- Page 22: Adjuncts increase University development (Ted Hendricks) -- Letters to the editor: University shouldn't sacrifice scenery for parking (Linda Goldstein); Students are new generation to misunderstant Springsteen song (Debbie Berlanstein) -- Online feeback: RE: TU's urban legends not the stuff of movies (David Richardson); RE: East and West: breaking down ...