Opinions
Editorial Boards
Gun plan isn’t bulletproof
The final decision on the matter remains for Seligman to make, but the proposal, for all its flaws, is a good one. Read More
Ed Observers
How to be happy
The advice I am about to give about course planning at UR will, of course, not apply to everyone. Read More
Op-Eds
Trigger warnings don’t interfere with learning
When you go skiing, do you look at the ratings for the difficulty of each run? A trigger warning is that, for discourse. Read More
Op-Eds
Smoking should be banned—but it’s a hard habit to break
There’s no way we could expect everyone who smokes to stop smoking next July. Read More
Op-Eds
Smoking ban: it’s not the University’s place to decide
One of the primary issues with this policy is that it is the result of a lack of enforcement. Read More
Editorial Boards
Learn from Lam Square
What, exactly, is the point of all those tablets, apart from serving as autograph books and doodle pads? Are they just advertisements? Read More
Sex and the CT
College sex: just the basics
In college, talking about sex is almost a daily occurrence, and usually a weekly one in the Campus Times. Read More
Editorial Boards
Cheers and Jeers for the new year
Cheers to the new swingset in the grassy bowl behind Rush Rhees Library. Read More
Editorial Boards
We need critics, too
News outlets, powerful and influential as they are, have an obligation to report things fairly, but sometimes impartiality becomes detachment. Read More
Op-Eds
REACH funding has improved, but change is still needed
The Career Center says more than 70 students utilized the program this past summer. With over 5,500 undergraduate students, I think a break into the triple digits is warranted. Read More
