Community comfort: Neal's proposal puts funds to good use
In a little more than a week, Lee Bollinger will replace Homer Neal as University president. Although Neal's tenure as interim president was brief, no one can accuse him of passively sailing through his six-month administration with little contribution to the University. For his latest effort to establish the President's New Century Fund for Diversity - intended to make the University's overall climate more comfortable for minority students - Neal deserves commendation.
A true statesman: America will miss Tsongas' integrity
A piece of America died Saturday, as former Sen. Paul Tsongas (D-Mass.) lost a long, hard-fought battle with lymphoma, a slow-growing cancer of the lymph system. The 55-year-old Massachusetts native, best known for his front-runner status in the 1992 presidential campaign, will be a sorely missed champion of American politics.
A community redened by electronic mail
There is certain information to which some of us just shouldn't ever have access.
Take me, for example. I don't know who showed me the "finger" command, but clearly they didn't know me very well. A sample of my knowledge abuse might go like this:
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