With the removal of the physical part of pledging next semester, social club bids will lose much of their significance, both for members and those pledging. Clubs recently were informed that the physical activities that typically play an integral role in pledging will be removed from the process, and pledges no longer will be allowed to perform ... [Read More…]
Students should scrutinize SA’s spending
Students had no say in who would represent them as Students' Association president next year, but they do have a say in what that person will do. Don't get us wrong, Connor Best has the talent, leadership and goals to make an outstanding president. But even the best leaders need accountability from their constituents. Students should stay ... [Read More…]
Pampered kids become ‘brats’
A toddler with an iPad. Despite the hilarity of the idea, I saw it with my own eyes. During a recent trip to an upscale mall, I observed a mother and a little boy pass the Apple store. "Mommy! Look, they have iPads. You promised me a new toy!" he exclaimed. The mother replied with a laugh, and the duo entered the store. Now, I'm not sure if a ... [Read More…]
Dedication, vision makes presidential candidate ‘Best’ choice
Connor Best will run unopposed for SA executive president, and although we'd like to see more competition, we think Connor really is the 'Best' candidate for the position. Best has served in SA Congress for three years and spent the last year as Chief Planning Officer and Parliamentarian, working closely with the executive cabinet to write ... [Read More…]
Year of experience makes Henley perfect fit for SA treasurer
Carson Henley's experience, drive and a realistic approach make him the best candidate for Students' Association Treasurer. After working as SA Chief Financial Officer this year, Henley worked directly under SA Treasurer Chris Shim and watched how the budget process was reformatted to better fit the needs of the students. He watched closely how ... [Read More…]
Dial’s accomplishments provide edge in vice president race
Rebecca Dial's experience, enthusiasm and proven record of accomplishment make her the best choice for the vice presidency. Dial has been involved in SA for two years, serving first as Gardner representative her freshman year while serving on the Internal Affairs Committee and this year as Sikes rep. and a member of the Finance Committee. She has ... [Read More…]
Learning Center
The Funny Funnies by Morgan Davis "She's even worse in 3D!" April 8, 2011 Go to The Funny Funnies Gallery ... [Read More…]
AT&T Learning Studio benefits students
What can the AT&T Learning Studio and its 8-foot screen do for you? More than you might expect. The studio offers students and faculty $1.8 million dollars of revolutionary technology, a friendly staff and spacious work areas found in no other location on campus. Computers in the Learning Studio come equipped with a host of design and ... [Read More…]
Faith alleviates fallibility of plans
On June 6, 1944, many thousands of men thundered up heavily fortified beaches in France during the Allies' Operation Overlord effort to turn the tide of World War II. While the D-Day Invasion succeeded, thousands of men lost their lives. Some sank to the depths immediately, cut down as soon as they hit the roaring surf. Others made it to the ... [Read More…]
League, players should negotiate
Litigation is now the most heard word in regards to the NFL and the NFLPA's labor dispute. That is because neither side has been able to work at the negotiating part of negotiations that were taking place a few short weeks ago. Now most fans have beef with both sides mostly because they threaten to ruin many a fall semester for NFL fans, but ... [Read More…]
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