Editorials
From the Daily: Open for debate
BY THE MICHIGAN DAILY
These criticisms and threats are inappropriate; they threaten to stifle debate and therefore hinder the promise of academic freedom.
From the Daily: In the driver’s seat
BY THE MICHIGAN DAILY
While the state aligning with the DACA program is a good first step, more substantial immigration reform is needed to keep immigrants working in Michigan.
From the Daily: Costly duplicates
BY THE MICHIGAN DAILY
A central grant database should be created to minimize financial damage and ensure limited research funding is distributed responsibly.
From the Daily: Branded for life
BY THE MICHIGAN DAILY
Though protecting children from the heinous acts of sex offenders must be of paramount importance, this proposed change to the state's sex offender registry is misguided.
From the Daily: InterVarsity inclusion
BY THE MICHIGAN DAILY
If the Asian InterVarsity Christian Fellowship truly wants to maintain a “spirit of openness,” AIVCF should modify their constitution and give all students the opportunity to get involved in the organization.
From the Daily: Let's get high (rises)
BY THE MICHIGAN DAILY
With new high-rises being planned in different parts of Ann Arbor as part of City Council’s commitment to city development, there's concern about changing the culture and spirit of Ann Arbor. That being said, these high-rises have the potential to greatly benefit the city’s economy.
From the Daily: Scout’s hypocrisy
BY THE MICHIGAN DAILY
The policy being considered would allow local scouting groups to determine their own policies regarding openly gay people. A change in policy is overdue and should be organization-wide, not left to individual prejudices.
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