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Recreation Center expansion: a no-brainer proposition

Last week, both the House and Senate legislative bodies of Student Government approved the placement on the ballot of a new $80 fee to expand the Recreation Center.

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Letters to the Editor

Ian Penn

Thanksgiving: My favorite time of the year, when I can sit down and be thankful. Thankful that all the things I don't have are on sale. 

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Opinions

Playing politics; costing jobs

Despite his promise to lead Americans back to an economic recovery, President Obama continues to put his own interests ahead of others, costing Americans jobs and economic prosperity. The latest example? His rejection of the Keystone XL pipeline from energy giant TransCanada.

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Buffet breaks the stereotype

The Occupy movement represents the 99 percent. The super-wealthy are the 1 percent. Due to the Occupy movement, we've slipped into the habit of thinking that these labels are black and white.

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More Opinions

  • Playing politics; costing jobs

    Despite his promise to lead Americans back to an economic recovery, President Obama continues to put his own interests ahead of others, costing Americans jobs and economic prosperity. The latest example? His rejection of the Keystone XL pipeline from energy giant TransCanada.

  • Buffet breaks the stereotype

    The Occupy movement represents the 99 percent. The super-wealthy are the 1 percent. Due to the Occupy movement, we've slipped into the habit of thinking that these labels are black and white.

  • Recreation Center expansion: a no-brainer proposition

    Last week, both the House and Senate legislative bodies of Student Government approved the placement on the ballot of a new $80 fee to expand the Recreation Center.

  • Republican primaries and the race to the White House

    From Nixon and JFK in 1960 to Bush and Gore in 2000, presidential elections are always interesting. Like all election years, 2012 will not disappoint as the field of GOP candidates narrows and their campaign messages become more succinct.

  • The 8-year-old who’s spearheading a revolution

    The Girl Scouts of America holds a special place in our society. We know it as an institution that cultivates life-skills for our nation's young ladies: leadership, teamwork, critical thinking.