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Letters to the Editor

Published: Thursday, October 8, 2009

Updated: Thursday, October 8, 2009 13:10

The Scribe strongly encourages Letters to the Editor. Letters intended for publication must not exceed 300 words, must be legible and must include the writer’s name and telephone number. Letters must be turned into The Scribe office, emailed or delivered to The Scribe mailbox in the ROAR office by 5 p.m. the Friday before publication. The Scribe reserves the right to reject Letters to the Editor that are libelous or obscene or anonymous, and has the right to edit as necessary due to space limitations, grammatical or spelling errors and AP style guideline errors.

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Scribe Staff
Tue Nov 10 2009 23:12
Brittany,
Please contact scribe@uccs.edu for more information. We are always on the lookout for talent!
Thanks,
Scribe Staff
Brittany
Mon Nov 9 2009 14:48
I am a senior at Fountain-Fort Carson High School and I am interested in joining The Scribe newspaper staff, however the "Join Our Team" link at the bottom of the homepage does not work...?
Eric Madsen
Thu Oct 8 2009 19:35
I am a senior here at UCCS and I am a biology major. I know for a fact that there are several students and faculty members undergoing research that either has not been published or is still in its early stages. I know a couple of students that participate and I have assisted in the molecular biology lab myself.

My idea is that The Scribe should make an attempt to report on some of this research and possibly interview the people involved. I think it would be a great way to get students interested in all the areas of research available at our school. And it may also bring attention to some of the research from outside sources.

I am not sure whether discussing research that is not published is unethical or dangerous (someone might steal ideas) but there must be some way for the research in physics,chemistry,biology, and phsychology to get a little exposure.

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