Bands Battle for Kids
| Published 12/10/04

Tri-Sigma's Cara Odlen and Megan Nelson organized the Battle of the Bands that took place on Dec. 2 in Heth Ballroom. Odlen, Nelson, and the rest of Tri-Sigma hosted the event to raise money for their National Philanthropy, the Robbie Paige Memorial Fund.

Free Labor for One Summer
| Published 12/10/04

Wondering how that job will really be in the real world? The only way to find out is to intern. But nowadays, internships are more than just grabbing coffee and running the errands that no one else wants to do. They have definitely changed for the better. Some interns are still unpaid but receive more hands on experience to their future job.  

Life's Poll of the Week
| Published 12/10/04

What are your plans for the winter break?

Radford's Present to Students
| Published 12/10/04

This is the story of my first experience with what I call the present to Radford students: Sheetz.

Life Across the Atlantic
| Published 12/10/04

Schools in England have no cheerleaders, no yearbook, no jocks and absolutely no proms!

Vaughn Walters Speaks!
| Published 12/10/04

As this semester wraps up, Radford University's student population will lose a lot of veterans with students taking that diploma and hitting the real world for the first time. I've taken it upon myself to profile one of these students who will soon be leaving the comfort of childhood behind for good. 

And I'm Out!
| Published 12/10/04

Keeping with the tradition of past graduating Whim executives, I've decided to come out from behind the pages of my AP Stylebook to write a farewell to both Whim and RU.

RU Student Highlights Dr. Bay
| Published 12/10/04

This article is about a teacher who inspires me:  Dr. Richard Bay, an art teacher at Radford.

Permission to be Gay
| Published 12/10/04

Students in West Jordan, Utah need permission to be gay. How is that for attention getting? The local principal has required gay couples to have parental permission before attending dances. Is he doing a service to parents, or stepping on their rights as individuals?