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Goodbye, Kent State

Anastasia Spytsya May 6, 2010

I started my series of columns with welcoming everybody to Kent State by stating that every student of this university is very lucky to be a part of our diverse community. I haven’t changed my mind....

Trees and students stand as one

Thisanjali Gangoda May 6, 2010

May 4, 1970, will forever be engrained in the history of the people and students of Kent, Ohio. A nation watched as four students were shot dead during that day of protest, as war raged on and as the policing...

A professional student

David Busch May 5, 2010

The conversation was innocent. She told me where she was from and what she was studying. She didn’t seem that interested in our conversation, though. I felt as if I was intruding in on her presence....

We are all legacies

Marchaè Grair May 5, 2010

Sometimes, I forget why I came to college, and more specifically, why I came to Kent State.Pursuing a degree during times of a tough economy is not always encouraging, and it is easy to get a defeatist...

Choose people

Christina Stavale May 5, 2010

A FINAL TOAST: Senior columnsIt was April of my junior year, and I was going on at least three days without any sleep. I was tired, scared and sick of being like this. People had been telling me for months...

Our View: Next semester, you may finally be able to afford textbooks

May 5, 2010

This week and next, Kent State students will begin selling back their textbooks. For some, it may be for the last time, and not just because they are graduating.The university recently announced that it...

Kent State Pros & Cons: Part 2

Garrison Ebie May 5, 2010

A FINAL TOAST: Senior columnsLadies and gentlemen, that’s a wrap. Many columns this week discuss either life as a columnist or things learned while being one. Last week I spent one paragraph doing so,...

Get informed, then vote

DKS Editors May 3, 2010

Quick, what are you doing tomorrow?Going to the May 4 commemoration in your few hours out of class? That’s good. What else?If you forgot May 4 is an election, you’re forgiven. It’s not one of the...

Apathy or Comedy Central politics

Molly Cahill May 3, 2010

I don’t like the Tea Party or agree with a lot of what they profess and support (ditto for the Libertarians). But I can applaud the fact that its members do what so few people in our country are willing...

Forget what you thought you knew

Kristina Deckert May 3, 2010

The following are phrases I wrote for the Summer Kent Stater’s Orientation issue during the summer after my freshman year. I decided to reminisce while writing my senior column, so here’s what I thought...

And so it’s come to this

Nick Baker May 3, 2010

It sure has been a fun ride, hasn’t it?For three semesters I’ve written this column, doing my best to entertain, inform, ramble and offend.And we’ll call this one my senior column, but I have very...

Focusing on the positives

Frank Yonkof May 3, 2010

Over the past two semesters as a columnist, I have received a lot of criticism. Most of it came from either wing nuts or animal rights activists, so I really didn’t pay too much attention to it. But...

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