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Last Updated: Wednesday, April 26, 2006, 08:33 EST
Due to unfavorable weather conditions, students set up tents inside the Reilly Room for Friday's Relay For Life.	Students raise hope and funds at Relay For Life Monday, April 10, 2006, 16:01 EST Dark storm clouds could not shadow the light of hope present at Butler’s 2006 Relay For Life held in the Reilly Room of Atherton Union Friday night. The Butler Dance team started the evening on an up-beat note performing at the opening ceremonies. Co-chair Kathy O’Brien thanked everyone for coming and recognized the survivors present, who were all Butler students.

Photos This week's gallery includes images from the BRIC Concert. Fashion Show, 03/09 President Clinton, 11/06 Homecoming 2005, 09/31 Butler's 150'th, 09/10 Spring Sing 2005, 04/10 Freshman Skits 2005, 03/21 Basketball 2005, 02/10 Dance Marathon, 12/06 World Swimming, 10/20 Davis Procession, 09/30 Davis Memorials, 09/24 Rock the Vote, 09/12 Wand and Mraz, 08/29 Blue, 05/03 View Past Galleries Downloads Dawgnet is always accepting applications. We are looking for... Writers, Editors, Advertising, Photographers, Copy Editors, Web Technicians. Download an application today! Dawgnet Application	Phrases about Christianity must be taken with grain of salt By Marc Daniels Dawgnet Staff Writer Friday, April 14, 2006, 13:10 EST We always are hearing the statements that America is a Christian country and only Christian holidays, beliefs and traditions are honored here. The people who make these statements are usually, but not always, Jews, Muslims and atheists. The question I have for people who make these bold, all-encompassing generalizations, though, is: What country have you been living in all these years? Upon further examination, America isn’t really all that respectful towards Christians. Bulldogs split double header By John Morgan Dawgnet Staff Writer Friday, April 14, 2006, 13:08 EST The Bulldogs split a double header with Horizon league foe Wright State Tuesday afternoon. Butler senior Stephen Gill got things started with his first home run of the year coming in the first inning. However, the Raiders took control to win the first game 12-4 as they racked up 14 hits against the Butler pitching staff. Inside O.A.R. By Ellen Kizik Dawgnet Assistant Features Editor Sunday, April 16, 2006, 12:37 EST Last Tuesday, Of A Revolution, or O.A.R. as they are commonly referred to, played a highly energized set before a sold out house at Clowes Hall. This five-piece, consisting of Marc Roberge (lead vocals/guitar), Benj Gershman (bass), Chris Culos (drums), Richard On (guitar/vocals), and Jerry DePizzo (saxophone/guitar), has been producing music for the past ten years.