Staff Editorials

Stay Out

The civil war in Syria is a tragedy. But America should keep its hand out of the conflict. ...


Staff Editorials

A Welcome Change

We welcome what appears to be a new Athletic Department policy of of transparency. ...


Staff Editorials

Just Wait

Hydraulic fracturing has not, as of yet, been proven as a safe method of drilling. But neither has the converse been proven. All the same, it's better to wait for a definitive ...


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Don't be MIA, SA

The Student Association is perhaps the most important group on campus, but it needs to do a better job of promoting its accomplishments. ...


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Vote Local

While presidential elections gain media and student attention, we should be turning our attention closer to home when it comes to voting. ...


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A long road ahead

To fix the floundering Greek system, administrators must understand why hazing happens instead of condemning it as the work of sadists. ...


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A painful brand

For a university that has struggled for years to recover its reputation, the New York Times' article on hazing was misinformed and unnecessary. But the Greeks' response brought some levity to a ...


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Time for the Times

Having the New York Times delivered daily for eight weeks last semester was great, and we're ready for more. ...


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Key to the City

CommuniKey truly is every student's “ultimate friend with benefits.” ...


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Hunger Pains

The Food Court is gone — or rather, covered with a black curtain. Regardless, the pain is just the same. ...