Opinion from May 1, 2008
Remembering lives lost
During the past four years, Ithaca College has seen more than its fair share of tragedy.
Column
The college will allow Von Wrinkle to graduate with an honorary degree this May but, with only a matter of weeks left until graduation, Von Wrinkle is determined to live out the entirety of the college experience. Read »
Guest Commentary
The School of Humanities and Sciences is often termed the heart of the college, with seven locations, 20 departments, 2,500 majors, 315 full and part-time faculty, more than 50 degree programs. Read »
Guest Commentary
It’s taken me three years to admit that I might be crazy — but you won’t get me to admit that it hasn’t been worth it.
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Letters to the Editor
While my frustrations are personal, my concern is not only for me but for all those silent faces who struggle to afford this institution. Read »
I was not surprised to read that the sit-in protesters after Chalk Day backed down after the police showed up. Read »
As an atheist, it was eye-opening to be able to interact with a man of
such intense faith. He believes in an angry god and a literal
interpretation of the bible; I think that it’s all a bunch of crap. And
that’s okay! Read »
It is important to publicly acknowledge the work of our colleague,
Zillah Eisenstein, who was recently nominated for, but did not receive,
the Dana Professorship in the Social Sciences.
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