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Editorial


Giving thanks for campus visionaries

Giving thanks for campus visionaries

By Cody Maynus --SJU senior
May 8th, 2013

Dear Editor, I wanted to take the opportunity to recognize and thank BernaDette Suwareh and Maribeth Overland for the roles that they’ve played in my life and the lives of many students on campus. Throughout their tenures at CSB/SJU, BernaDette …
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The danger of silence

The danger of silence

By Abby Prine--*Editors note: The Record could not verify the content of this letter with St. Joseph Police or campus security.
May 8th, 2013

Dear Editor, *warning: this article may serve as a trigger to victims of sexual assault Recently I asked a woman about her perception of rape culture, and her response simultaneously disgusted and baffled me. She asked me what rape culture …
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Readers’ Letters

Readers’ Letters

By Katie Callahan and Natalie Walsh--CSB Seniors
May 1st, 2013

Dear Editor, We would like to respond to the article titled “Building Her Brawn”. As nutrition majors and college females, we could not help but feel frustrated by the content of this piece. We understand that this article wasn’t necessarily …
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Rethink meal plan prices

Rethink meal plan prices

By Rachel Streich--CSB junior
May 1st, 2013

Dear Editor, As a rising junior finally getting to select my meal plan for the first time, it has come to my attention about how outrageously priced our options are. The continuous plan we were forced to have as underclassmen …
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Our View

Our View

By Record Editorial Staff - Mary Baumgard, Evan Gruenes, Jill Yanish
March 22nd, 2013

At this point, we at CSB/SJU have spent the last week picking apart not only the decision to disinvite Sammy Adams, but also other recent events such as the new city ordinances, housing selection, office mergers and tuition prices. Debates …
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St. Ben’s Senate – Letter to the Editor

St. Ben’s Senate – Letter to the Editor

By The St. Ben's Senate
March 22nd, 2013

Dear Editor, We, the St. Ben’s Senate, as stewards of the student activity fee and elected representatives of the CSB student body, wish to express concern regarding a lapse in communication between the JEC and the administration regarding ’13 Pines. …
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Lucas Wuebben – Letter to the Editor

Lucas Wuebben – Letter to the Editor

By Lucas Wuebben--SJU senior
March 22nd, 2013

Dear Editor, The latest debacle over Pines by the JEC is really only a sign of how ineffectual the JEC has become. Further, the administrations of CSB/SJU, specifically the offices of Student Development, have created an environment where the JEC …
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Seniors – Letter to the Editor

Seniors – Letter to the Editor

By Amanda Gay, Cody Maynus, Naji Curry & Tyler Speltz --CSB/SJU seniors
March 22nd, 2013

Dear Editor, While we are disappointed about the lack of communication on all ends, we support the administration’s decision to uninvite Sammy Adams for 13 Pines. We were initially excited to have a hip-hop artist visit campus, especially one of …
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Sophomores – Letter to the Editor

Sophomores – Letter to the Editor

By Ben Hutterer & Tyler Brown--SJU sophomores
March 22nd, 2013

Dear Editor, As the sweeping restrictions for off-campus housing (and the subsequent insufficiencies of on-campus housing), 24-hour lock policy for Johnnies, cancellation of the widely anticipated ’13 Pines, and tuition increases demonstrate, the administrators of the College of Saint Benedict …
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Iliya Hoffert – Letter to the Editor

Iliya Hoffert – Letter to the Editor

By Iliya Hoffert--SJU junior
March 22nd, 2013

Dear Editor, Recently, everyone has been discussing campus issues including the implementation of the 24-hour lock policy, the ’13 Pines cancellation, the alcohol ordinances in St. Joe, and the housing situation for upperclassmen. Students that have taken issue with these …
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