Looking forward

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Job opportunities through Manifest

With spring classes coming to an end and final projects being turned in, students have more to look forward to besides their upcoming summer vacation: Manifest and Industry Night

Parting thanks

From failure to total fulfillment

When I transferred to Columbia two years ago, I felt out of place

Looking forward

Depiction of prophet not a radical move for TV show

South Park’ has the right to exercise free speech just as much as the groups who dislike the show’s content have the right to protest against it.

The Tea Party needs to get behind Financial Reform Bill

Now is the opportunity for Tea Party members to associate their image with financial responsibility more clearly in the public eye

Time well spent

It is at once the most exhilarating and terrifying thing to finally be free of high school’s constraint

Less funds for gun turn-in program

Eliminating high rates of gun violence in Chicago has been one of Mayor Richard M. Daley’s top priorities throughout his 21 years in office

Never loved anyone like Columbia

It is probably impossible for this sort of exercise to not...

Prayer’s never been so popular

For 58 years, the National Day of Prayer has occurred without incident.

More CTA discounts for students

Many students will remember how expensive transportation in the city can be after their spring U-Passes expire on May 16

Taxis receive necessary surveillance to deter crime

Teen pregnancy prevention good option

Children are maturing faster with the help of Internet-spread knowledge

New dorm accommodates students

Come fall students will no longer complain about the snail-like elevators at the 2 E. 8th Street Building because Columbia didn’t renew its contract with the residential building.

Teens still boozin’ in spite of consumption consequences

The issue of underage consumption begins with how American society portrays alcohol to youth.