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Meliora Amazes
The UR community will come together for its fifth Meliora Weekend on the weekend of Oct. 8-10, and the staff working on it is enthusiastic. "We're just really excited about it," junior and Meliora Weekend student co-chair Jessica Kernan-Dudley said. A lot of preparation and work have gone into it. "Student workers begin in the […]
Moore provides only propaganda in '9/11'
For those of you who are about to see "Fahrenheit 9/11" on campus this weekend, I am drafting an addendum. I saw it twice in the theater and actually read both of Michael Moore's books, so to imply that I am some whacked-out conservative swinging blindly would be wholly incorrect. I am a whacked-out conservative […]
Acclimating to a new way of life
As one prepares to go on a semester abroad, one is warned to be careful about making comparisons. After all, it is a waste of time to go in and think only about how much better things are back home. The specific danger is that these judgements are almost always biased against the new culture, […]
Editor's Note
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Letters to the Editor
Change instead of complainThis letter is in response to Jason Kutcher's article "Everyone needs to take a chill pill." I'm sorry that you're one of those obnoxious people who are always late to class, but really, do you have to whine about it as if it's our fault that we can actually tell time? I […]
Software prevents accidental theft
As innovations in technology allow students easier and faster access to information and ideas, the line bordering plagiarism becomes blurred and professors have a harder time determining a clear case of academic dishonesty. Now there is software to combat the growing problem.Turnitin.com is an online resource being used by Southwest Texas State University professors and […]
University students wait for presidential debates
After months of political warfare conducted through books, movies, ads, attacks and counterattacks, voters will finally be treated to live face-to-face debates between the vying candidates, and this time college students are paying attention.Republican President George W. Bush and Democratic presidential nominee Sen. John Kerry agreed to three 90-minute presidential debates. Jim Lehrer of the […]
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