McBride: A student's call for cooperationby Jason Fish 
To those of you who care about the future of the McBride Honors program, please keep reading. To the rest, Fool's Gold is on the previous page. Read Full Story - 2 Comments |
CSM 101: Essential for freshman success?by David Sommer
One enters college with certain preconceived notions, and these notions protect us from the initial shock because, for many of us, college represents a drastic change of pace. Still, a pervasive feeling of uncertainty remains, uncertainty in one's future, uncertainty in one's success, uncertainty in where one fits into the framework of the campus community.
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What are Obama's values? Rev. Wright controversy raises questionsby William Everson Barack Obama has been called eloquent, inspiring, charismatic, and clean. He has been called the "first woman President" (Bill Clinton being called the first black President). He has even been called Alfred E. Neuman-esque (ok, maybe he hasn't been called that- but the resemblance is uncanny). Read Full Story - 0 Comments |
Paternal altruism: Fee increase gives students no optionsby Casey Morse On Thursday, March 20, the ASCSM Senate deliberated for 90 minutes over the future of the Intermodal Transportation Fee. The discussion regarded ASCSM Resolution 2008-06, which calls for a student vote to increase the Intermodal Transportation Fee to $40 per semester on the spring 2008 ballot. As a concerned and informed student, I would like to impart some of my opinions onto the student body in this article, and I welcome your responses. Read Full Story - 0 Comments |
Gravedigger: 3/24/08
March Madness - the biggest tournament in sports. There is nothing like the "win or go home" attitude that is the NCAA. Unfortunately, when I asked a kid on my floor, "So, who did you pick to win it?", he replied, with a degrading and overpowering manner, "Win what?" I casually informed him that I was talking about the NCAA tournament, to which his only reply was, "what sport?"
Don't you guys think that, as college students, we have a responsibility to keep up with sports of our peers - to do stupid stuff and act like college students should? I'm not saying that you should go out and get really drunk every night, but start becoming more social.
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Shocked and awedby Andrew Aschenbrenner I have avoided commenting on the war in Iraq because I don't think the events themselves warrant the hysteria that surrounds them. But it has been five years of the same mistakes, and something has to change. Read Full Story - 0 Comments |
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