The First Amendment guarantees freedom of the press, but a few people who have contacted us lately do not seem to understand that concept. Let’s break it down.
If you flip through our pages this week, you’ll notice they are rather inundated with the topic of weed. Almost beyond any sane or reasonable level of inundation for such a touchy topic.
I have a few thoughts in response to Tim Canon’s recent editorial on a paperless Scribe.
This year’s election has been a little different from previous elections. We have yet to see that many flyers blocking the sunlight in windows, there are no signs posted in the grass currently and there are fewer people running. But for those who are running, we want to make them aware of one thing: You represent the students.
Truths of “The argument that shouldn’t be”
I felt compelled to respond to Stephen Farrell’s recent column about the FDA’s discrimination against homosexuals as potential blood donors.
In this issue of The Scribe, there is a full-page color paid advertisement apologizing on page 6. The apology is to the family, friends, coaches and teammates of David Mueller and the community as a whole, and we felt that, in the interest of student drunk-driving awareness, we should call your attention to it.
There’s been some commotion lately coming from one of Geography Professor Carole Huber’s classes about The Scribe going paperless. When we first heard of this, we laughed: It’s a bad idea and, believe it or not, it is a bad sustainability practice as well.
Truths of “The argument that shouldn’t be”
I felt compelled to respond to Stephen Farrell’s recent column about the FDA’s discrimination against homosexuals as potential blood donors.
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