Thoughts On Terrorism

By Emily McQuillan

As the United States and dozens of countries around the world rally together to fight terrorism students and associates on the ISU campus vocalize their frustration with how the attack on the U.S. is being handled and question what the future will hold. [Full Story]

Please Recycle This Trail

By Matt Reeder

Believe it or not, Illinois State University has a nature trail. Most people do not believe it; apparently, neither does the university. The school-owned trail has fallen into a state of disrepair, long neglected and now virtually unknown. [Full Story]

Amending Constitution Trail

By John K. Wilson

Constitution Trail is beloved by Normalās walkers and joggers and bicyclists as a tiny nature preserve through the heart of a sprawling town.

But soon, Constitution Trail in the downtown area will become Constitution Boulevard, a major street from Mulberry to Vernon with the 10ā wide trail in the middle. [Full Story]

Cooperatives at Odds With Capitalism

By Nick Berveiler

On Saturday, September 8th, 2001 the Urbana Independent Media Center hosted a Cooperative Teach-in. The goals for the Teach-in were to give exposure of local co-ops and open up a discussion about how co-ops build a stronger democracy and create participatory communities at the local level. [Full Story]