Note: The next issue of the Chronicle will be Feb. 12, 2001. In the meantime, check back here for periodic updates. UIC vs. Loyola recap added on January 22. Campus News Final Days John Mattison/Chronicle Bill Clinton visited Chicago one last time, as president of the United States, last Tuesday, Jan. 9. Clinton gave a farewell address to his Chicago supporters at the downtown Palmer House Hilton. Click photo to enlarge. Disney daze: email raises Carter questions An email message inadvertently circulated throughout the Columbia community Thursday generated storm clouds of controversy over last year’s hiring of new college president Dr. Warrick L. Carter. The Carter-penned email, which explained details about his financial and personal life, wound up in the inbox of Columbia staff and faculty because of a “computer glitch,” according to college officials. The email was intended for a loan officer at a Marietta, Georgia-based mortgage company. Continued Commentary Carter, come home from Never-neverland! “Oops. Heh. Wow. Sorry ‘bout that.” This is what Dr. Warrick Carter should have said last Thursday. Instead, he’s unavailable, conducting business on the only block in New York City without a payphone. There are a few things that are bothersome about the incident that occurred last Thursday, Jan. 11. There are a couple things that just sound bad. Continued A & E The war will not end “Traffic,” if received properly, will be one of the landmark films in cinema history. It is a film of such grand scope and emotional resonance that it can and almost certainly will open the eyes of each and every viewer. If you care at all about the thousands of men and women who die every year due to this nation’s all-out “war on drugs,” you sure as hell better see “Traffic.” Continued Sports An All-Star performance The Chicago Wolves defeated the IHL All-Star Team Monday evening at the AllState Arena, shutting them out 4-0. Chicago, who stood at a 15-21-3 prior to the All-Star break, were not expected to win this matchup, which pits the previous season's Turner Cup Champion-the Wolves-against a team of the league's best and brightest players. Lately, the Wolves are hardly playing like the championship team that they were last year, so how could they possibly beat a team of All-Stars? Continued Photo Essay Best of Chronicle Sports Over the past semester, the Columbia Chronicle photo staff has spent numerous hours capturing images that document Chicago sports, from professional to amateur. Continued Also inside The Columbia Chronicle Career Guide. Back to top   |   Home Webmaster: Sal J. Barry   Copyright © 2001, Columbia Chronicle Columbia Chronicle articles, photos, and graphics are the property of the Columbia Chronicle and may not be reproduced or published without written permission from the staff, editors, or faculty advisor. The Columbia Chronicle is a student produced publication of Columbia College Chicago and does not necessarily represent, in whole or in part, the views of Columbia College administrators, faculty or students.

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