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Place a cap on peak-time Tapingo
Tapingo can seem like a miracle, but in practice, it’s too-often a messy affair. At non-peak times of the day, Tapingo functions as designed, not interfering with the preparation of in-person orders. This falls apart in the spikes of ordering between class. Dozens of Tapingo orders pour in at these times, especially at high-demand locations […]
jaeger
Some simple answers for Seligman
On the question of Jaeger, there are some simple answers, President Seligman. As you somewhat already agree — or at least agree with the man himself — T. Florian Jaeger should not be teaching here anytime soon. This is best for all parties. It is best for the students, those in his classes and in […]
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Dining delivers
It’s sometimes hard to know whether a University proposal will live up to the hype. Fortunately, Dining Services’ plans for revamping eateries around campus have panned out. The Engineering Quad now has healthy and fresh food options via OptiKale and a separate — and much needed — venue for caffeine needs via Peet’s. The terrifyingly […]
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Getting beyond the boilerplate
Is a little humanity in these emails too much to ask? Read More
Editorial Boards
Leading on campus, SA or otherwise
There's many ways to get involved outside of SA so let's take the initiative to do so. Read More
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Spotlighting our service workers
Recognizing the unrecognized in our UR community is always commendable. Read More
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Running the risk at Riverview
Leaving Riverview shouldn't be a safety hazard. Read More
SA
Here’s where they’ve been
Last December, we asked SA President Vito Martino and Vice President Lance Floto where they’d been after failing to live up to the expectations they’d set for themselves during last spring’s election. Read More
Editorial Boards
Not fooling anyone
We’re not yet sure if these posters were printed as a wide-scale trolling effort or with genuine intent to radicalize, but the truth is, it doesn’t really matter. Read More
