Columns
Yonah Lieberman: Fairly representing minorities
2 hours ago
BY YONAH LIEBERMAN
Minority and white students deeply care about the utter lack of diversity on this campus and want to be heard.
Adrienne Roberts: A real woman
BY ADRIENNE ROBERTS
There are many Annie Walkers in the world, and the more that this is accepted, the easier it will be for women to express themselves publicly like we do with our best friends behind closed doors.
Sarah Rohan: A comprehensive platform
BY SARAH ROHAN
What I can suggest is that students become versed in the many complex and varied policies of each candidate. In this way, first time voters can best do justice to their own opinions and to those of their fellow citizens.
Dar-Wei Chen: The Obama Bogeyman
BY DAR-WEI CHEN
As the Republican presidential nomination process gets increasingly nasty, you might start to hear complaints about one of the most time-honored traditions in politics: spinning. No, I’m not talking about what you do when you hit the gym — although you might say Rick Santorum is exhausting himself pedaling on a stationary bike.
Joe Sugiyama: 'U' should lead with LEED
BY JOE SUGIYAMA
The University would do itself a disservice if it chose to look only at future buildings’ carbon footprints, while ignoring those already in existence.
Daniel Chardell: A non-inclusive bill
BY DANIEL CHARDELL
Let’s make this the start of a debate on reforming Elliott-Larsen to include sexual orientation and gender identity.
From the Public Editor: Editorial stewardship
BY IMRAN SYED
This paper has an institutional philosophy, and the editorial page must guide discourse toward that philosophy.
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