Opinion

We want to encourage students to take responsibility for promoting academic honesty by reporting any incidents of cheating to the appropriate professor or administrator. However, we do not believe students should be forced to sign an honor code that requires them to turn in other students for cheating. While we

Abortion conflicts with freedom “Freedom of choice is a basic right to one’s own body,” said Barbara Sieck ’05 in “Freedom of choice is a basic right to one’s own body”, commenting on ensured justice for all members of society: women, children and their families via the right

Almost all of us have received bills for dorm damage in some form or another. Some of the charges are attributed directly to us, but the majority of the fees are small ones charged to everyone in a dorm because no one came forth to claim responsibility or because a

Generalizing people is a dangerous thing; I try to judge people on a case by case basis, not by where they were born. For me, this attitude was essential during my stay in France because I was in a foreign country where I met not only French people, but also

During the last two weeks I’ve had the opportunity of working for desktop computing here on campus. A large part of my job, not to mention a personal burden while I was trying to move from summer to fall housing, requires me to push computers and monitors around the

Forgotten, that is, until mid-summer. All of a sudden, the former Portuguese colony of under 200,000 people snagged a few headlines when a bloodless coup d’etat unseated the popularly elected government and threatened to wipe out the nation’s long tradition of democratic rule. Under significant pressure-suspended aid