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Obama, defend Muslims


		Obama, defend Muslims

The DePauw, Depauw University, IN

5 hours ago by Sam Holley-Kline

Is President Barack Obama a Muslim? No, but according to a poll from the Pew Research Center, around one in five Americans think so.

The national media has picked up this bit of data and run with it, using headlines like "Poll shows more Americans think Obama is a Muslim" from the Washington Post and "Only a third of Americans say Obama is Christian; almost one in five say he's Muslim" from CNN.

Higher learning

The Jambar, Youngstown State University, OH

2 hours ago by The Jambar

The purpose of a college education is to prepare you for the workforce.

Wrong.

Tear down your altars and lifeless idols

The Jambar, Youngstown State University, OH

3 hours ago by Chris Cotelesse COLUMNIST

The right to a free press is the oldest Jonas brother of the Bill of Rights. It's not as dreamy as the right to bear arms or as funny as the right to a public trial. We forget that it has just as much talent. Objectivity in a newsroom, while never perfect, is essential to the democratic exchange of ideas.

Riverside Rants: BP fails again

PUC Chronicle, Purdue University Calumet, IN

1 day ago by Ryan Riverside

Over the summer, the terrible nightmare of the British Petroleum oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico gripped the nation. In spite of repeated words of self-confidence from both the President and the BP CEO, the oil spill continued for three long months, resulting in the second-largest oil spill in history.

Editorial: Textbook rental

PUC Chronicle, Purdue University Calumet, IN

2 days ago

Issue: Renting textbooks - the good, bad and ugly

Our stance: Do the research before renting or buying

As if paying tuition every semester didn't burn a big enough hole in the wallet of PUC students, purchasing a load of books from the university bookstore could make that wallet unusable - literally.

Rough and tumble: the spirit of Cleveland

The Observer, Case Western Reserve University, OH

3 days ago by Steven Schoenwald

A few weeks ago I took RTA's Healthline from the main campus of the Cleveland Clinic Public Square. I was planning to meet up with a friend of mine over at Progressive Field to watch the Indians face the White Sox. After grabbing some bagels at a local convenience store, I went to the stadium and sat down at one of the picnic benches near the right field dugout.

Letter to the Editor: Stronger SEC commitment to accountability, their constitution needed before they take away Greek Life's money

The Observer, Case Western Reserve University, OH

3 days ago

For the past three years as a (non-Greek) Case student, I have entrusted my hundred-plus dollar Student Activity Fee (SAF) to the Student Executive Committee (SEC). Like many other students, I have hoped that they would judiciously divide and supervise the funds among the "big five" umbrella organizations, which purport to benefit the entire student body and provide a rich campus experience.

Letter to the Editor: Proud to be Greek

The Observer, Case Western Reserve University, OH

3 days ago

Next week an important decision will be put in front of the student body. Tucked into the freshmen [USG] elections is a referendum that was petitioned for last year. The referendum is to decide whether or not Greek Life on this campus should remain fully funded.

Senior forced into the lunchroom


		Senior forced into the lunchroom

The DePauw, Depauw University, IN

3 days ago by Tyler James

Nothing screams senior independence more than being forced into the mosh pit that is the Hub at lunch time.

Wait, what?

Such is life as a senior in Rector Village.

Students, mostly freshmen, jam into the Hub at 11:30 a.m. and try to get their hands on the food offered for the lunch hour.

Puerto Rican birth certificates are determined invalid by Ohio too early

The Rocket, Slippery Rock University, PA

4 days ago by Kacie Peterson

It's a reasonable assumption that everyone probably knows someone who has a fake ID. Whether you know a friend of a friend that has one or you have one stashed in your wallet behind your bank card, fake IDs are a valuable find.

They get you into places you wouldn't normally be allowed.

Changes on campus seem mostly for good


		Changes on campus seem mostly for good

The Rocket, Slippery Rock University, PA

4 days ago by Staff

Once again SRU's campus is filled with life as students and professors bustle around from one place to another. We at The Rocket are excited to see these new faces and look forward to informing our school and community in all areas news, sports and feature related.

Religious freedom for everyone, remember that Mr. Politician

The Rocket, Slippery Rock University, PA

4 days ago by Spencer Cadden

Welcome back students, faculty, administration and maintenance. It's bound to be another fun and exciting year at Slippery Rock. Now, as you walk about campus muttering to yourself about how you must have the world's most god-awful professor and how you hate that man even though you two just formally met, I want you to ask yourself something: "Would you stab him?"

Not just stab with a pencil or poke with a pin- I am talking about full-blown prison mauling for no reason other than he's one of "them.

Smokin' ACEs

The Jambar, Youngstown State University, OH

5 days ago by The Jambar

With new leadership and a new year, students at YSU can presume that there is a new hope and vision for the collective future of this campus community.

RA changes promising, questionable

The DePauw, Depauw University, IN

6 days ago

Since we learned about changes to the first-year resident assistant program, this editorial board has wanted to comment on the new program and its effect on freshmen. In searching for the right words to describe our thoughts, we first tried to understand the definition of a First-Year Resident Assistant.

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