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STAFF EDITORIAL: Social distancing: the life-changing impact of staying home

STAFF EDITORIAL: Social distancing: the life-changing impact of staying home

March 17, 2020

STAFF EDITORIAL: Schools should not overstep their jurisdiction

The game had been occurring after students arrived home after school and on the weekend. Since it was being played off-campus and during students’ recreational time, there is no way the game infringes on school rules.

By defining this game as a violation of school rules, the administration shows just how arbitrary the line is between on-campus and off-campus activities.

February 17, 2020

Letter to the Editor: principal responds to staff Editorial

Principal responds to Staff Editorial in Dec. 11 issue.

January 24, 2020

Editorial: Executive meetings, club binders are ineffective

Club binders and executive meetings are useless and do not benefit clubs as a whole.

By The Editorial Board • February 2, 2017

Editorial: A waste of paper, time and practice

Illustration courtsey of Kira Garlick and Elinda Xiao

By The Editorial Board • May 25, 2016

Editorial: Transparent elections are a must

Results courtesy of the Survey Monkey survey sent to the student body

By The Editorial Board • March 30, 2016

Editorial: Rethinking how we think about college

By The Editorial Board • January 27, 2016

Editorial: The mess of ‘Run, Hide Defend’

By The Editorial Board • January 3, 2016

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