April 2006

Archive

Military recruiters must be allowed on college campuses, Supreme Court says

On March 6, the Supreme Court ruled that colleges must allow military recruiters on their campuses or else lose federal funding. “That’s a big stick the courts and Congress are using,” said Jeff Van Dusen, collections and student financial services technical assistant in the Student Accounts office. Van Dusen is in the Army Reserves, so […]

Military recruiters must be allowed on college campuses, Supreme Court says Read Post »

Archive

Why doesn’t Eastern’s hiring practice match its curriculum?

“Faith, Reason and Justice.” We’ve all heard this motto time and time again at Eastern. In fact we spend a whole semester studying these important principles in INST270. But does Eastern University really follow its own mission statement? In INST270, the concept of “tokenism” is a vital portion of the curriculum. For those who have

Why doesn’t Eastern’s hiring practice match its curriculum? Read Post »

Archive

How to win as a fan or athlete

Duke’s decision to suspend their men’s lacrosse season in response to allegations of gross misconduct by several team members is all over the news. This story stands in contrast to the feel-good stories of George Mason men’s basketball and national championships for Maryland women’s basketball and Florida’s men’s team. Millions of people around the country

How to win as a fan or athlete Read Post »

Archive

Knock-down, drag-out opinion death match: A point-counterpoint about the value of point-counterpoints

Ruth Robinson- An argument is always convincing when it stands by itself. That’s why lawyers get to cross-examine witnesses. That’s why political leaders debate each other. And that’s why point-counterpoint articles–a set of articles which lay out two sides of an issue–are valuable assets to a newspaper. Point-counterpoint articles allow more than one side of

Knock-down, drag-out opinion death match: A point-counterpoint about the value of point-counterpoints Read Post »

Archive

SGA races get started early

Several candidates for next year’s Student Government Association executive board have started campaigning early in what promises to be the most contested election in recent years. The election, in which the spots for treasurer, vice president, president, and every class presidency are expected to be contested, is scheduled for April 19-21. The speech night on

SGA races get started early Read Post »

Scroll to Top