University Journal, Southern Utah University, UT
3 days ago by Christian Perkins
Arizona Daily Wildcat, University of Arizona, AZ
5 hours ago by Taylor Kessinger
California, Arizona and Florida have all done well in banning gay marriage. Traditional marriage between a man and a woman is a sacred institution that is essential to our culture. One group in particular, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, deserves recognition for the hard work and financial support they gave to the cause of defining marriage unambiguously between a man and a woman.
Arizona Daily Wildcat, University of Arizona, AZ
7 hours ago by Andi Berlin
The departure of Thanksgiving, thousands of businesses depending on a single day of sales to stay in business, massacres in India - and what was the top story over the weekend? A temp worker was trampled to death at a Wal-Mart in upstate New York. The story is almost as horrifying and compelling as the death itself is meaningless and arbitrary.
Arizona Daily Wildcat, University of Arizona, AZ
2 days ago
As I read Justin Huggins's article ("No bailout for automakers," Nov. 20, 2008), I agreed with him that the government should not bailout the "big three" (auto companies). One problem I have with Mr.
University Journal, Southern Utah University, UT
3 days ago
Many students will be taking the Thanksgiving Break to cram their brains as well as their bellies in preparation for finals week.
The Journal would like to issue a reminder to the fraction of the students still on campus for these two days of class rather than extending their holiday to a full week: post Thanksgiving turkey disorder is a real problem, and it can happen to you if you're not aware of its hazards.
Coyote Chronicle, California State University, San Bernardino, CA
5 days ago by Elena Martinez
The other day I was snoozing in class, um I mean sitting, when I realized that I was actually paying for the professor in front of me to waste both of our time as she read PowerPoint slides to us off of the big screen.
I began to wonder, do our classes going high-tech really positively influence our learning at all?
I mean, think of all of the technologies that our classes utilize.
The Round Up, New Mexico State University, NM
6 days ago
The Board of Regents announced this week it's suspending its search to replace former President Michael Martin. Many are speculating on the reasons why the board, which has spent nearly $90,000 on a third party firm to aid the search, would decide to hold off the decision until next semester.
University Journal, Southern Utah University, UT
6 days ago by Christian Perkins
The Dixie Sun, Dixie State College of Utah, UT
6 days ago by Brock Bybee
I think the best thing about college that I haven't written about yet in this newspaper is something that I am sure all students are appreciating in this day and age: apartments. And no, that last statement was not sarcastic.
For example, my apartment at Dixie Red Sands is such a nice place to live.
The Round Up, New Mexico State University, NM
6 days ago
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"Batman for President"
Section: News
Issue Date: Nov. 11
I think Val Kilmer is a good actor: especially in Tombstone. But, anyway, what do his acting skills have to do with his political aspirations, at least directly? His acting makes his name recognizable: if he runs, his name won't be some disembodied appellation on a patriotic sign on the side of the road.
The Telescope, Palomar College, CA
6 days ago by Jarred Powell
Being president of the United States is a lofty goal. It's the most stressful job by far in the United States of America. Every citizen and non-citizen's life is in your hands. This has been a position that has been so far out of the reach of black America that we can't see it in the rear view mirror.
2008 Woodie Awards
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