Archive: Dec 2011
Ed Observers
Nothing left but ‘Fare thee well’ to UR
Publisher Willie Clark offers his long goodbye to the Campus Times. Read More
Op-Eds
Libertarians not at liberty to express opinions
Gaining and maintaining the true form of American freedom. Read More
Op-Eds
Moderation in political ideals
Why Democrats should learn to embrace Republican candidates. Read More
Op-Eds
Supreme Court Fourth Circuit deliberates
A student examines the Supreme Court Fourth Circuit's deliberations over the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. Read More
Op-Eds
Rebuttal: Israel is not an apartheid state
UR Israel Council offers its rebuttal to an op-ed in last week's issue, “Palestinians protest by riding for freedom." Read More
News
Eastman speeds up pursuit of music knowledge
The Eastman School of Music has launched down-loadable Speed Lessons - online tutorials to foster modern music knowledge that cost roughly 10 dollars each. Read More
News
Admissions launches 3-D website, application portal for prospectives
Admissions has launched two new websites designed to give prospective students a better idea of residential life and to expand transparency in the application process. Read More
Features
Chemistry in action
For many UR students, chemistry has a foreboding reputation. It certainly doesn’t help that a slew of chemistry classes are required for all premedical students, including the dreaded organic chemistry. However, beyond the initial shock of imposing reactions or frustrating equations, there is an underlying beauty to this science. “Chemistry explains the world around us, […]