Editorials
From the Daily: A higher purpose
BY THE MICHIGAN DAILY
Michigan’s legislature should pursue a proposal that would ensure medical marijuana patients’ ability to get their medication easily and economically.
From the Daily: Quality over quantity
BY THE MICHIGAN DAILY
CSG leaders — current and future — need to continue the proactive trend set by Parikh by striving to be the connection between students and administrators, as well as advocating for socially progressive initiatives like the Coalition for Tuition Equality.
From the Daily: Legislative misfire
BY THE MICHIGAN DAILY
Michigan’s schools and legislature should focus on other measures of increasing school safety instead of simply handing minimally trained school officials weapons.
From the Daily: ¿Adios, español?
BY THE MICHIGAN DAILY
In a stunning blow to education and diversity, state Rep. Phil Potvin introduced a bill that would remove foreign language requirements in high schools early in February.
From the Daily: Stating the obvious
BY THE MICHIGAN DAILY
Though Obama discussed crucial issues such as education reform, minimum wage and immigration reform, he failed to fully address drone warfare and gay rights, both of which deserved more attention.
From the Daily: Funding the future
BY THE MICHIGAN DAILY
Michigan needs a larger increase in higher education to stay nationally and globally competitive, improve the economy in the future and make up for the cuts of the last two years.
From the Daily: Breaking down the budget
BY THE MICHIGAN DAILY
While Snyder's budget proposal effectively moves beyond party lines, his proposals suggest misplaced funding for correctional facilities and MSP and ignores many of Michigan's pressing problems.
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