Editorial Boards
Editorial Boards
Grumbles heard in Goergen
The lack of tokens available at the gym present an inconvenience to students. Read More
Editorial Boards
Re-evaluating evaluations
Since transitioning to on-line forms, course evaluation rates have plummeted from 75 percent to 40 percent. In a commendable move to improve student feedback rates, professors are being requested to set aside class time for students to fill out the forms. Read More
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Letchworth worthwhile
Amidst concerns over the transition of Dandelion Day festivities to Friday, The SA, CAB and University sponsored trip this Saturday to Letchworth State Park provides a welcome alternative. Read More
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The news that’s fit to print
When the University is featured in the media, the stories are collected and mailed to students. However, by the time the list is distributed, it is already out of date. The newsletter should feature more timely yet more concise listings. Read More
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Referencing the library
UR's libraries offer a wide range of spaces, with a variety of associated functions. These locations should be labeled on site, so students are more aware of whether each spot is better suited for group work or quiet studying. Read More
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Matzah for the masses
For the many Jewish students at UR, it is difficult to find food acceptable for the eight-day-long holiday of Passover. More dining options should be provided during this period. Read More
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Influx of outlets
The recent installation of 225 new outlets in Rush Rhees Library is a positive step forward for students needing to charge their laptops. However, many other locations around campus still lack adequate electrical access. Read More
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UR giving back
Instead of being reset at the end of the academic year, students' leftover declining balance ought to be donated to a worthy local charity. This change could do good while promoting more conscientious dining choices. Read More
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Minutes correction
In last week's edition, we mistakenly argued that the minutes from Students' Association Senate were not posted in a timely fashion. We failed to understand the administrative protocol behind minute postings. Read More
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Cut off from classrooms
Empty classrooms could be put to better use by allowing student access for studying during off hours. Read More
