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With advising and registration in full swing, some issues have come to the forefront of many student's minds. The Student Government Association has received much student response and frustration concerning advising and evaluations. There are two recurring issues that students face in advising: One, overcrowding and two, a shift from faculty advisers to professional advisers. … 1 Comment
Still not sure who you'll vote for in the national election in these crazy times? I suggest you judge the candidates on the basis of their job descriptions. Specifically, their oaths of office. The president is required by the Constitution to say this: "I do solemnly swear [or affirm] that I will faithfully execute the Office of President of the United States, and will to the best of my ability, preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the United States. … 26 Comments
Logistics 'too complex' for rescheduling(This letter is written in response to Tuesday's letter, "Homecoming parade rashly cancelled.") First let me begin by thanking the student organizations who were so enthusiastic about participating in the Homecoming parade last week; your hard work and devotion to this Homecoming tradition should not be left unrecognized. … 0 Comments
Goodbye, BensonThe women's studies department is moving to a building on North Campus It's been a long time coming. The University announced Wednesday plans to relocate the Institute for Women's Studies away from the toxic, deteriorating Benson Building. The Red & Black editorial board appreciates the University's action and sends best wishes to the women's studies department, which has pushed for relocation for seven years as it tolerated faulty toilets, mice and rats and asbestos, among other problems. … 1 Comment
