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Letter to the Editor: Win or lose, McBride abandoned diversity goals by campaigning

In a piece for American Way of Life (AWOL), writer Ashley Dejean wrote about the lack of diversity in student government on campus. She very accurately noted that SG has become a “Boy’s Club” and that, “At the executive level, the gap is far from closed. For the past three years, the Student Government President has been a straight white male from the School of Public Affairs Leadership Program.” This seemed to be the largest area of concern in the article, and with the upcoming SG presidential election, this school now has the opportunity to respond to the concerns raised in Dejean’s article.

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Opinion

Letter to the editor: SASA apologizes for e-mail endorsement snafu

To Whom it May Concern, The South Asian Student Association (SASA) would like to apologize for not including Eric Reath in the e-mail. Here is exactly what happened. Dan Lewis, the man in charge of the endorsement process, emailed SASA with the e-mail addresses of every candidate that is currently ...




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Opinion

Staff Editorial: Most politically active campus?

That time of year is quickly approaching — flowers start blooming, birds are chirping, and we are all about to be inundated with posters, Facebook groups and campaign swag. Yes, ‘tis the season for Student Government elections!



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Opinion

Immigrant language barriers no reason for disdain

You’re starving. You walk briskly to grab a sandwich at Subway to satisfy your craving. You’ve got less than 10 minutes to request extra tomatoes, endure the disorganized queue for the toaster and scour the rack below for spicy Doritos. You’re antsy. Unfortunately, the last thing you need is unfolding before your eyes as another customer fumbles clumsily for exact change.



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Opinion

Letter to the editor: WI responds: Group will continue working for expanded resources

Women’s Initiative is currently and always will be in support of extended services on campus for survivors of sexual assault and domestic violence. Sexual assault and domestic violence impact people regardless of their gender, and everyone deserves to go to a party without fear of sexual assault. Women’s Initiative will continue to be in support of everyone’s right to live a life free of fear, and we will continue to refuse to trivialize or to ignore the experiences of our fellow students.








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Opinion

Daily situations present harrowing dilemmas

Say you’re riding the Metro. You glance around scanning for a seat, anxious to rest your legs from a long day at work. Your eyes drift down to The Eagle, eager to get your rant fix for the week. Suddenly, the rants zoom up close and personal as a stranger bumps into you, sending the paper violently into your chest. You look up angrily to reprimand the person, only to notice you’re witnessing an altercation that has nothing to do with you.


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Opinion

The final failure of the Bush Doctrine

Back in 2003, it must have been the dream of George W. Bush and his acolytes to see the scenes of revolution in a capital city of the Arab world. These people believed that unilateral invasion of the heart of the region, Iraq, would bring spontaneous democratic revolutions throughout the Middle East. Instead, of course, the ill-fated Iraqi invasion became a massive quagmire and managed to accomplish the seemingly impossible task of making the Arab world hate America even more.




Section 202 hosts Connor Sturniolo and Gabrielle McNamee are joined by fellow Eagle staff member and phenomenal sports photographer, Josh Markowitz. Follow along as they discuss the United Football League and the benefits it provides for the world of professional football.


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