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Culture
Weekend orchestra sight-reads their way to community
Friday night Eastman orchestra group sight-reads for fun and builds community in the process. Read More
Editorial Boards
Controversy generates conversation
Over the course of the fall 2013 semester, we have published numerous articles that our readers have considered controversial. As a student newspaper, our mission statement states that “Campus Times shall report and analyze events, provide an open forum for the expression of opinions and introduce students and the University community to the art of […]
Editorial Boards
Check your facts, we’ll check ours
Recent letters to the editor received by the Campus Times have been particularly critical of members of the Editorial Board and the editorials published in recent issues. We appreciate and even welcome criticism, feedback, corrections, and suggestions for improvement. Unfortunately, we find some of the claims of shoddy journalistic work leveled against us recently to […]
Op-Eds
“Extreme feminists must be tamed” off the mark – Part 2
After reading the offensive and ill-conceived article, “Extreme feminists must be tamed,” written by Binley Yang in the Campus Times, I was honestly extremely confused as to whether or not the article was a true display of human ignorance or just an unfortunately subtle satire of modern-day sexism. Regardless, I think it’s important that opposing […]
Op-Eds
“Extreme feminists must be tamed” off the mark – Part 1
I’d like to offer a different perspective on the Breast Cancer Research Foundation’s (BCRF) rejection of the $2,080 donation by a group of three men, referenced in Binley Yang’s recent article “Extreme Feminist must be tamed”. I suggest that rather than misplaced pride and selfish morals, the rejection was based on practical and professional choices. […]
News
Petition addresses campus racism
In response to comments on the UR class of 2017 Facebook page post about the Confederate flag controversy, students and UR administrators have created a petition opposing some of the racist language posted on the social media page. The student who posted the offensive comments intended his remarks to be interpreted as sarcasm. The petition, […]
News
SA considers installing printers in dorms
In an effort to address student concerns about printer accessibility, the Students’ Association (SA) Senate launched an initiative to install printers in student residencies. “People are bringing in fewer personal printers, so the demand for printing close by is rising,” Facilities Coordinator and junior Mehr Kashyap said. The idea was the brainchild of the Senate, […]
Culture
‘Traverse’ navigates space and artistic integrity
"Traverse" explores edges and spaces, light and shadow. Read More
Culture
‘Bangerz’ doesn’t disappoint, but can’t save Miley
Miley's "Bangerz" exceeds low expectations but can't save Miley's ridiculous public image. Read More
Features
Magnolia’s fit for a president
One of the greatest delights on a weekend is going to Magnolia’s Deli & Cafe. Located at 366 Park Ave., this deli offers delicious food and a pleasant atmosphere that allows for a place families and friends can enjoy. Magnolia’s most recent claim to fame is service of President Barack Obama. Upon walking in, customers […]
