Archive: Oct 2011
Sports
Women take two at the Palestra
The volleyball team won two matches of four at the second weekend of UAA round robin play. Read More
News
Occupy Rochester protestors take to the streets as nationwide movement gains momentum
UR students and Rochester residents are emulating the rapidly growing Occupy Wall Street movement begun in New York City with daily rallies and marches, and say they are optimistic about change for Rochester's unique social ills. Read More
Editorial Boards
The daily mystery meals
A CT staff member mentions the problems of dining lacking viable to-go options, as well as an incomplete and/or inaccurate menu for dining centers on their website. Read More
Editorial Boards
Unnecessary texts
Textbook requirements are often stringent without being accurate. Read More
Ed Observers
River Campus music needs key change
A CT staff member looks at the relationship between the UR River Campus and Eastman School of Music respective music programs. Read More
Op-Eds
Don’t stop with a U-lock: bike theft on campus
A student offers advice and warnings about keeping your bikes safe on campus. Read More
Op-Eds
‘Beer goggles’ increase attractiveness of premed
A student relates the experience of comparing a premed schedule to a beer-goggle induced vision. Read More
Op-Eds
Political agenda reaches no middle ground
A student examines the lack of moderates within bipartisan political parties. Read More
News
MAG receives protests, complaints over artist hire
Members of the Rochester community and UR students are expressing grievances with the Memorial Art Gallery's controversial choice to commission artist Tom Otterness to build a sculpture. Read More
News
URMC meeting challenges: AMSA alleges conflict of interest despite period of growth and prestigious award
URMC is in the midst of a period of robust growth and recognition, notably the awarding of a $3.6 million grant, but has had to counter challenges to transparency policies. Read More