Opinion Archives - Page 110 of 118

Editorial: On-campus groups have a responsibility to students

January 27, 2011

Resident Student Association (RSA), Student Government Association (SGA) and Council for University Programs (CUP) are groups that exist solely to serve students. RSA and SGA operate as the link between “students and the administration” according to their respective websites. CUP’s website boasts, “We are run for students, by students.” Officers of these groups need to understand their responsibility to students 0and to fulfill these responsibilities efficiently.

Letter: Huskies need to get loud, buy Beanpot tickets

January 27, 2011

Each year, for two weeks in February, the eyes of the college hockey world focus squarely on Boston and the Beanpot. The tournament — one of the great traditions in college sports — is perhaps the best showcase of college hockey talent outside of the Frozen Four.

Letter: OSCCR should not give special treatment

January 27, 2011

After reading the Jan. 20 issue of The Huntington News, I was incredibly frustrated by the Crime Log Entry of the Week. A 19-year-old, who had been drinking, was taken to the hospital for a non-alcohol related injury.

Column: Her Campus provides writers with a unique outlet

January 27, 2011

Last week, senior journalism major Rachel Kossman spoke in two of my classes to encourage what I would call journalism entrepreneurship. Kossman urged students with a passion for writing to join Northeastern’s branch of the nationwide Her Campus website.

Editorial Cartoon

January 27, 2011

"Irony" meets the faculty senate

Editorial Cartoon

January 20, 2011

"He's a Patriots fan."

Editorial: OSCCR benefits students in trouble

January 20, 2011

The status quo dictates that when students are written up, stomachs drop and dread takes over – along with a complete and utter hatred for the acronym “OSCCR” (Office of Student Conduct and Conflict Resolution). Most students are not familiar with the process OSCCR follows and see it solely as the repercussion for their wrongdoing.

Column: Huck Finn an important part of nation’s past

January 20, 2011

One of the greatest ways to keep people ignorant is to prevent them from reading. An illiterate, uneducated population is much more easily controlled.

Letter: Martin Luther King’s work is not finished

January 20, 2011

“Change does not roll in on the wheels of inevitability, but comes through continuous struggle. And so we must straighten our backs and work for our freedom. A man can’t ride you unless your back is bent.” —Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

Column: Recent crimes increase student’s awareness

January 13, 2011

Precarious thoughts about living in Boston for the past four years rarely crossed my mind when I lived in the West Village area. I never felt even a slight uneasiness about my safety on campus until last semester when I moved to Columbus Avenue. But living one street farther from the center of campus makes me uncomfortable more often than not.

Editorial Cartoon

January 13, 2011

Editorial: Swiping cards at Snell will cause students added strife

January 13, 2011

At the beginning of December, Snell Library staff announced that students will be required to swipe their Husky Cards in order to gain access to the library. The reason is to cut down on thefts, said Lesley Milner, associate dean of libraries. And while technical difficulties are preventing this practice from taking place as of press time, it will ultimately hinder students.