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Letter to the Editor: America’s Options in Syria

Calvin Carstensen September 9, 2013

Like just about everyone else who has access to what’s going on in the world, I too have been following the issue of what to do about the current crisis in Syria. My guess is that, with all of the best...

 

Opinion: Balancing Social lives and college

Kara Taylor September 9, 2013

Kara Taylor Kara Taylor is a columnist for the Daily Kent Stater. Contact her at [email protected] During college we all experience some type of dating, but is it beneficial to date while in college?...

Guest Column: Keeping the Net neutral

Los Angeles Times September 9, 2013

— The following editorial appeared in the Los Angeles Times on Thursday, Sept. 5:The battle over federal “net neutrality” rules resumes Monday when a federal appeals court takes up the challenge...

Our View: In defense of buying local

DKS Editors September 6, 2013

In a few short weeks Dunkin’ Donuts will open its doors to the students of Kent State. Dunkin’ Donuts will join an already crowded market of coffee serving cafes and restaurants in Kent. Including...

Letter to the Editor: Remembering Dr. Heidemann

Christopher Clevenger September 6, 2013

Dr. Erik David Heidemann, an Assistant Professor of Political Science at Kent State University, passed away on Tuesday, September 3 in Canton, Ohio following sudden illness. He was 35 years old.Heidemann...

Opinion: Taking action in Syria doesn’t have to mean violence

Bruce Walton September 6, 2013

Bruce Walton Bruce Walton is the senior columnist for the Daily Kent Stater.Contact him at [email protected]. If you haven’t been keeping up with the Syrian Civil War, (if you can even call it a war),...

Opinion: Challenging our generation to keep civil rights alive

Kara Taylor September 6, 2013

Kara Taylor Kara Taylor is a columnist for the Daily Kent Stater. Contact her at [email protected]. “I am happy to join with you today in what will go down in history as the greatest demonstration...

Opinion: The CEO ‘performance pay’ charade

Sarah Anderson September 4, 2013

If anyone still believes this country has a “pay for performance” system for corporate executives, it’s time to put the notion to rest. For more than two decades, corporations have gotten away with...

 

Opinion: Accountability in Modern America: When to Blow the Whistle

Michael Long September 4, 2013

Michael Long Contact him at [email protected] Two of the biggest news stories of 2013 addressed an issue that should be on the minds of all Americans. The trial of Chelsea Manning, formerly known as...

Our view: Fee is ill-conceived and inadequate — but it’s only the first year

DKS Editors September 4, 2013

School officials admitted they don’t have the money they expected from students taking more than a typical load of courses. This news is frustrating because we were told that the extra money students...

Opinion: Should everybody go to college?

Shawn Mercer September 4, 2013

In light of President Obama’s recent bus tour regarding his new plan to control the cost of college, an examination of who should be going to college seems appropriate.First it is useful to know that...

Opinion: Caring about Syria is no reason to bomb it

Jody Michael September 3, 2013

In last week’s “Our View” regarding the possibility of U.S. intervention in the Syrian civil war, the editorial board wrote, “The question of another war could actually be restated: Should we care...

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