Archive: Mar 2002

Editorial Comic

Editorial Comic

Blockhead economics

Spring break brought something rather startling to my attention. We freshmen are required to get a block based meal plan from dining services. Blocks that aren't spent simply disappear. Somehow, somewhere in our minds, we accept that it's okay for our money to just disappear. Over break, we still get blocks. Which means that our […]

Major solutions

Two of the main complaints against this year's incarnation of freshman housing are that it has created two years of de facto segregated housing and that as a result of their isolation freshmen and sophomores aren't recieving valuable information from upperclassmen.Yesterday's "Major Madness" program went a long way to remedy some of these problems. The […]

Uncommitted

Busing students to the NCAA Div. III Final Four was a step in the right direction, but poor turnout at the event showed that school spirit is still a problem on this campus. Those individuals who braved the nine-hour bus ride, including the brothers of Theta Delta Chi and the women's basketball team, deserve credit […]

Proof of faith

Recently, the Catholic Church in the United States has been thrown into the spotlight due to the uncovering of decades of abuse by priests. The disturbing molestation incidents and the further cover-up by ranking bishops has tested the faith of many Catholics in this country.Although these incidents provide a glimpse into the darkest depths of […]

Campus Times endorses Lonny Mallach for S.A. President

The job description for the Students' Association president is not set in stone. On the contrary, it is a pliable position that changes with the needs of the student body and the style of the president. However, at its most basic level, the SA president is a link between the student body and the university […]

Letters to the Editor

Thank you for the supportOn behalf of the men's basketball team I just wanted to take this opportunity to thank the Campus Times for a tremendous job well done in keeping the UR community informed on our progress through the NCAA tournament. The efforts you spearheaded resulted in a level of support that has not […]

Yellowjackets finish fourth in the country

The men's basketball team's success this season is easily quantifiable ? No. 4 in the country. It is not as easy to assign a value to the impact the team had on the UR campus.People will be talking about UR's second-round NCAA Tournament game for a long time. There were 1,044 paid attendants, and there […]

From the pressbox

The best thing about my spring break trip to Florida was the chance see how some baseball players are progressing towards the season's start.However, even at the games, baseball wasn't the only thing going on. Several things caught my attention throughout the week.The first thing happened before I even left Rochester.After I went through the […]

Experianced, young team looks to repeat as UCAA champions

Records don't always tell the entire story. Just look at last year's women's softball team who started out the season at 1-11. But, through the losing streak, the young team started to gel and finished the year by winning seven out of 10 games and concluded their streaky season by winning both games of a […]