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Transcript trauma
The absence of a confirmation email from the University Registrar when transcripts are mailed out can complicate the application process. Read More
Ed Observers
Taglit-Birthright: The experience is real
A visit to Israel through Taglit-Birthright provides an eye-opening experience. Read More
Editorial Boards
Lost in the tunnels
Improving signage could help lost students and visitors navigate the byzantine UR tunnel system. Read More
Op-Eds
Clinton conundrum: The right choice for VP?
Pundits are discussing the possibility of Hillary Clinton's vice presidential candidacy. But what effects would this choice actually have? Read More
Op-Eds
An inclusive approach to environmentalism
Environmental organizations on campus should promote inclusiveness, rather than shunning or acting divisively toward so-called "nonbelievers." Read More
Op-Eds
Follow your dreams: 'How to do what you love'
When choosing a major or looking for a career, it's often more important to do what you love than to aim for prestige and fortune. Read More
Sex and the CT
From the blogger to the drug addict: the perils, pitfalls and practicalities of penetration
Some people you'll meet are perfect candidates for sex. Bloggers, drug addicts and enemies are not among those contenders. Read More
Op-Eds
Santorum vs. Romney: Preference or necessity?
In the Republican presidential primary, Sen. Rick Santorum is the candidate who best represents conservative ideals. Read More
Ed Observers
Speaking quietly not a flaw, disadvantage
Although not always apparent to observers, being soft-spoken offers many advantages. Read More
Editorial Boards
Textbook Listing Woes
Books for cross-listed classes aren't displayed on the UR Bookstore website, causing student troubles. Read More