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Anonymity Breeds Dishonesty

What follows below is the letter to the editor that I sent to the Statesman shortly after they published an anonymous letter to the editor.  I sent it with the hope that a mild chastisement, embellished with a humorous line, w...
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An Inside Look at the USG Elections

By Kenneth Myers Many of you may have seen my face around campus over the past two weeks. I am the guy with blond hair running for CAS Senator. Sadly, that is the best description I can give for you because my face on a poster ...
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90 Percent of Politicians Give the Other 10 Percent a Bad Reputation

By Deborah Machalow For the better part of three years, I have served as an elected official of the student body; I have always done what I believed was right and served the students faithfully, providing them with the governm...
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Has The Press Gone Soft?

So I can’t say I really get to read The Press all that much anymore since my graduation but I do manage to read it sometimes.  Unfortunately, law school reading keeps me fairly busy.  Ok fairly is not the right word at all....
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A Letter From ‘Concerned’

Life sometimes feels like a riDdle. It is true that with every step we take, it is always one step closer to the grave. We have no way to truly go back in timE and defy our own death.
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A Letter From Professor Hardiman

"I just became aware of recent articles regarding the decision by the SBU Student Government to repaint the “Red-Hot Zebra Path” back to its original colors."
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