Opinions

Memorial should be shared

The memorial commemorating Jeffrey Bordeaux, Jr. serves as an important reminder of last year's tragedy. However, the memorial should act as a shared site, honoring the collective legacy of UR's deceased students. Read More

Don’t be a fool, wrap your tool: Use a condom

Students at UR and the United States in general have a serious lack of information regarding sexual health. Better sexual education policies could ensure students develop healthy practices in the bedroom. Read More

Green rebuttals face blowback

The ongoing debate over the viability of wind energy continues. Many rationalizations for installing wind turbines suffer from issues, which limit its practicality as an alternative energy source. Read More

The tenets of ‘Manly-ism’

A tongue-in-cheek argument in favor of "Manly-ism." The women's rights movement ought to be balanced by a parallel crusade for men's right. Read More

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

Anti-Zionist graffiti was not anti-semitic

Anti-Zionist graffiti in the tunnel system should not be conflated with anti-semitism. Instead, the graffiti should be considered healthy commentary against the Zionist political movement. Read More

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

The moral of oral: give, get pleasure sans peer pressure

Many sexual anxieties are rooted in oral. With mutual pleasure being a key element in a great sex life, consider this advice to make sure both you and your partner are as comfortable as can be. Read More

Proposal for painting protocol

Tunnel paintings are a useful tool for groups trying to advertise their events, while simultaneously brightening UR's tunnel system. However, it shows disrespect when groups paint over each others artwork. Read More

Campus Earth Day events should stay grounded

On Earth Day, environmentalists ought to celebrate human achievements rather than condemning others or acting self-righteous. This ideal could help make the environmentalist message more inclusive. Read More