RULE ONE: GET RID OF RULE FOUR
November 10, 2004
Typically, the topic of my column is inspired by a story that appears in our paper. This week is different.
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JEWISH ORG: RYE DISCRIMINATES
November 10, 2004
But the university says it's a mistake.
RYESAC IGNORES STUDENT MOTIONS
November 10, 2004
Almost 300 students' opinions were swept under the carpet at RyeSAC's Semi-Annual General Meeting last Wednesday.
EYE-NALYSIS: RYESAC FINANCES
November 10, 2004
Jen Gerson knows you dont want to learn about RyeSAC finances, but that doesn't mean you don't need to.
CHASING BUSH
November 3, 2004
In an election when every vote counted, both presidential candidates campaigned to the very end. Tamas Soos attended a Republican rally in Ohio this summer.
DIGNITY FOR DIGNA
November 3, 2004
Digna Ochoa's portrait looks out at the audience from the makeshift altar in Jorgenson Hall.
GORE’S CAPITOL HILL
November 3, 2004
The U.S. election doesn't concern Kristen Gore as much as the disappearance of talking robots and one-eyed mutants.
ALUMNI SOUND OFF
November 3, 2004
The regular season hasn't started yet, but the men's basketball team is already picking up where it left off.
HALLOWEEN SLAUGHTER
November 3, 2004
The women's basketball team knew they were in tough times against the top team in the country this weekend, but no one was prepared for the beating that ensued.
SUFFERING IN SUDAN
November 3, 2004
Writer Kennedy Jawoko goes beyond simple explanations of Black vs. Arab and discusses the deeper causes of the crisis in Darfur.
STUDENTS SHUT OUT
November 3, 2004
In a room that could have held hundreds, about a dozen students discussed the future of post-secondary education last week.
CIVIL AND UNIQUE LAB
November 3, 2004
Two new engineering labs on campus are among the first of their kind in Canada.
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