Opinion

Commentary: Boone’s controversy

April 5, 2012
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Spring Commencement at Adrian College will occur on April 29 at 3 p.m. In following the newly established tradition of gathering all graduates on the mall for ceremonies, the College has invited Pat Boone to address this year’s graduating class. The selection is not without merit: Boone has numerous accomplishments including Top 40 and...

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Parking perils: from a car’s outlook

April 5, 2012
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My name is Betty, and my friend Marina has hired me to write the article from my viewpoint. I am a Ford Focus, and I have to say that dear old Adrian College needs a lot more parking. Sometimes, I see big burly men walking out of the Merillat. They have muscles that make...

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Commentary: Betting big isn’t worth wasting the money

April 5, 2012
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1 in 176 million. These are odds that most people would not find in their favor.  However, as a staggering number of tickets were sold throughout this week for the $640 jackpot, people did not seem to have these odds in mind. You have a better chance of winning an Academy Award, being killed...

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Our View: The call for justice should not be ignored

March 29, 2012
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For the last month national headlines have been dominated by the story of Trayvon Martin. Martin, a 17-year-old black male, was returning from a local convenience store to the residence of his father’s girlfriend when George Zimmerman, head of the local neighborhood watch, noticed him. Zimmerman proceeded to place a phone call to the...

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Bark about bullying

March 29, 2012
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I have to say I’m really embarrassed for a gentleman I heard talking in Caine the other day. He was strolling through with some buddies, and they were all talking and laughing rather boisterously. Suddenly they changed their topic of discussion to a particular student I have heard of, and one guy proceeded to...

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Commentary: Scheduling is not living up to standards

March 29, 2012
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The process of scheduling classes here at Adrian College has been improved recently through the use of the Net Classroom system. However, there is still quite a bit of room for improvement. Net Classroom itself is a relatively smooth system, but has a few minor, but important quirks. Enrolling in classes is a rather...

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Review: The ‘games’ won’t fully sate your appetite

March 29, 2012
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I haven’t read the ‘The Hunger Games.’ As a rule of thumb, I tend to avoid reading the source material right before seeing the adaptation. This is because I believe that a film should be able to stand on its own merits. It shouldn’t just be a direct visual aid for translating another medium....

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Our View: Take the time to acknowledge others

March 22, 2012
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As many of you may have noticed, it’s is Disabilities Awareness Week. Students all over campus are endeavoring to raise awareness for the difficulties faced by our fellow humans who are living with disabilities. You will see many students who have blindfolded themselves, are being pushed around in wheelchairs, or have in some other...

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Your vote does count!

March 22, 2012
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Have you heard about the rumor that  there’s a pretty important election coming up soon? The one for both class representatives and the leaders of the Student Government Association? I mean, picking the next person to lead the United States is kind of important too, but that’s not what is on my little doggy...

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Commentary: The benefit of attending a small college

March 22, 2012
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Have a seat in Caine, Ritchie, or even the library, and you’ll be amazed at how many people you know and recognize. Go to a party, expecting not to see that boy or girl you’re trying so desperately to avoid, and you’ll see them sitting on the couch with a smirk on their face...

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