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Opinion: Enough with the flash mobs

Dylan Lusk January 20, 2011

I’m sure everyone has seen a million YouTube videos of people going into public places and starting a synchronized dance or singing Christmas carols. These flash mobs have been everywhere lately, and...

 

Opinion: America’s relationship with guns: Why are people so afraid of 2nd Amendment restrictions?

Thisanjali Gangoda January 20, 2011

For fear of being ridiculed, I’ve held back. I’ve never been explicit about my opinions of gun laws in America, and frankly, it’s because the entire subject is infuriating.The media, politicians...

 

Opinion: Exiled President Jean-Claude Duvalier returns to Haiti

Kyle McDonald January 20, 2011

When an exiled dictator attempts to valiantly return to his native land, he's sure to raise more than a few eyebrows. The startling news on Sunday that Jean-Claude “Baby Doc” Duvalier touched down...

 

Opinion: Unions are not to blame for economic hardships

Bryan Staul January 20, 2011

It seems popular today to attack labor unions. You name it – they have been blamed for it.The recent financial struggles in the American automobile industry were blamed on United Auto Workers. The mass...

 

Opinion: Fear the fearful

James Sherman January 19, 2011

I hope by now that all of you have had a chance to read Bryan Staul's column on the Tucson shootings, "What 'sane' Americans can learn from the shooting in Tucson." It’s a very well-written piece, and...

Guest Column: Eliminating tenure for professors could lower the cost of education for students

Joe Bialek January 18, 2011

This letter is in response to the article written by Ronald Stolle of The Columbus Dispatch regarding the elimination of academic tenure as a means of reducing the cost of education for students.In a word:...

 

Opinion: Sixty years later, still a good read

Mike Crissman January 18, 2011

It has been linked to murders. It is rebellious. It is promiscuous. It contains excessive swearing, drinking and smoking.It is "The Catcher in the Rye."The 1951 novel written by J.D. Salinger follows a...

 

Opinion: Astrological sign change sparks pointless outcry

Daniel Sprockett January 18, 2011

Disbelief and indignation swept across my social network late last week, as news spread of a change in the zodiac. Earlier in the week,The Star Tribune reported that, due to a “wobble” in the earth’s...

Our View: The art department needs a home

DKS Editors January 18, 2011

Kent State needs to shift its focus from recruiting new students to providing for current students, particularly in the art departmentThe Art Building is, hands down, the most confusing building on campus....

 

Opinion: Grudges are self-defeating, forgiveness prevails

Sarahbeth Caplin January 18, 2011

While I was at a hostel in Ireland, I found out about the Arizona shootings from a link someone posted on Facebook. Almost as shocking as the event itself were some of the comments that readers left on...

 

Opinion: No change needed for on-campus dining

Jody Michael January 18, 2011

So the campus dining carousel keeps spinning at a rising speed.Pete’s Arena Pizza is now Damon’s Grill. Quiznos is now Subway. But don’t get comfortable with any of the dining spots because they...

Our View: Paying taxes can help college students establish credit

DKS Editors January 18, 2011

As college students, we are often quick to claim our status as adults. While striving for independence, we begin taking the first steps towards becoming productive members of society. As budding citizens,...

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