Opinions
Blindly racing to the finish line
To motivate students, professors should look to new techniques of teaching. ...
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Government isn't that sneaky about taking our rights
Conspiracy theorists fight chimeras even as our rights are taken right before our eyes. ...
Staff Editorials
At a distance
Distance learning has its advantages, but universities must tread carefully ...
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Women have earned a place on the front lines
Those who stand against women serving in combat roles will soon find themselves standing on the wrong side of history. ...
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Opposite sides of history combined, poorly
In the South, some schools appallingly lump Martin Luther King Day and Civil War General Robert E. Lee's birthday into one holiday. ...
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Conversation shouldn't have caveats
Hillel did a disservice to open dialogue --- and itself --- by forcing out a board member who brought a controversial figure to speak about Israel to campus. ...
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Only time can give you the proper impression of a person
First impressions are a necessary, if inaccurate, reflection of who you are. The key to success is not taking yourself too seriously. ...
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Failure is defined by lack of action, not error
Real failure is being afraid to experience failure at all. ...
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It's hard to follow the money
The school should do a better job of explaining where our money is going. ...