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SG
candidates strong, motivated and ambitious
This
column represents the views of the Old Gold and Black Editorial Board
As
some students are looking forward to summer, others are looking ahead
to the coming school year and searching for a way to represent the campus
through what they see as necessary changes.
Oil
drilling detrimental to land
By Kat Spangler
The
battle over the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge isn't new. The struggle
between the oil industry and environmentalists in that region began almost
50 years ago.
Growing
up is more than a diploma
By
Jay Cridlin
I bring
this up because of a theme that was repeatedly rammed home during an informational
session for graduating seniors April 9 in Wait Chapel. Time after time,
we were encouraged by the speakers not to arrive at the commencement ceremony
drunk.
Seniors
leave legacy in newspaper office
By
Will Wingfield
The
only thing that allows me to glean information about the past is the treasure
trove of information hidden among computer files and old newspapers in
our Benson office.
Palestinian
leader plays crucial role in violence
By
Chris Plumblee
Think
about it, since the 1970s, the only constant in the Middle East, other
than never-ending conflict and strife, has been Yasir Arafat.
Catholic
church should enact reform
By
Doug Hutton
Pope John Paul II, leader of the world's Catholic faithful, seems to be
a microcosm of the Catholic Church in this time of scandal: frail, susceptible
to injury and hanging on to its followers as tightly as the Pope grips
his staff.
Indecision
about career path normal, even funny
By
Ryan Eanes
Recently
while visiting home over a weekend, I was reminiscing with my younger
sister, who is a freshman in high school, over her "career choices" that
she had insisted upon at various times in the past.
Judicial
system ignored relevancy of cultural tradition
By
Rohit Mitter
My
most recent situation confirms my belief that the administration intends
to prosecute students without sufficient evidence for the purpose of filling
quotas.
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