Editorials
From the Daily: Press espionage
BY THE MICHIGAN DAILY
Last week, the Department of Justice notified The Associated Press of the government’s seizure of two months’ worth of phone records from editors and reporters. The government seized the phone records to find the source of a leak of information about the CIA’s disruption of a Yemen-based terrorist plot to bomb an airliner last year.
From the Daily: Poor execution
BY THE MICHIGAN DAILY
While the Athletic Department’s decision to have general admission for football games shouldn't be problematic in the long run, the manner in which the Department is implementing general admission leaves much to be desired.
From the Daily: '12-'13 Edgar Awards
BY THE MICHIGAN DAILY
And so, without further ado, we present the Tenth Annual Edgar Awards.
From the Daily: On the wrong side of history
BY THE MICHIGAN DAILY
If the bill passes, students won’t be able to satisfy their graduation requirements by taking ethnic or cultural history courses and will instead be forced to choose a history course pertaining to “economy, politics, war and other significant events.”
From the Daily: Time to build a better Michigan
BY THE MICHIGAN DAILY
The Board of Regents should approve Building a Better Michigan's proposal to improve campus unions and recreational sports facilities.
From the Daily: Restore democracy
BY THE MICHIGAN DAILY
Though this legislation won't likely pass the House of Representatives, it’s extremely important that a member of Congress is recognizing the immense challenges of campaign finance.
From the Daily: 'Illegal' no more
BY THE MICHIGAN DAILY
Stigma surrounding immigration has propelled misunderstandings to the forefront of debate, and newspapers should be quick to adopt this policy in order to encourage more accurate discussion of the issue.
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