Editorial

Research revamped: UROP expansion benefits upperclass students

The University's Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program has always provided a unique experience to students who wish to work closely with renowned professors and participate in ground-breaking research projects. Recently expanded to include junior and senior upper-division students, UROP has increased its base of students and its research opportunities. From a program that initially catered to a small portion of students at the University, it has grown into a highly recognized program, not only at the University but across the nation.

The right stuff: Glenn is an example of heroism and service

Politicians are strange, funny people. They spend their lives creating policies that affect everyone. But at the same time, many feel that they never make the right choices. Always under attack, lawmakers seem to find something comforting in the prestige and power they wield. At the end of their careers, they traditionally record their memoirs and retire on the money from the book sales. But not so with Sen. John Glenn (D-Ohio).

Racism goes much further than idle intellectual talks

I didn't go see Cornel West. I didn't go to the panel discussion with Provost Cantor and Chuck D. I don't know why, either. I know that we have problems about race. I know that the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was a brave man, a hero and an intellectual. I know that he was one of the few people who truly believed in the doctrines of non-violence and integration, and there have been few true disciples since him.

Letters to the Editor

01-21-98

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