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UConn's buildings vary greatly in aesthetics, from dilapidated Arjona to the sparkling Information Technologies Engineering building. UConn is currently trying to renovate other buildings to improve appearances, but some structures, such as the UConn law school, need renovation for more serious reasons. (0) comments
It was interesting to read about the Students for a Democratic Society's "Funk the War" protest in The Daily Campus on Friday. Apparently the only thing that got less attention than the release of the MTV movie Stop-Loss, was the fact that a bunch of college students served the members of the House of Representatives and the Senate with stop-loss notices telling them they were not to leave their posts (go on vacation, visit family, etc. (9) comments
Stop-Loss Clause A Vital Military Reality The article printed recently ("Students Join Iraq Protests," March 28) leaves several things unclear or undefined. The article fails to even mention or discuss the actual stop-loss clause that is in every military contract signed, and leaves readers with the misconception that stop-loss is a creation of the Bush administration. (0) comments
The daily poll today asked how many hours a night people spend on homework. I want to know how many business majors voted, because the majority of people said 0-1. My girlfriend came up from West Virginia last weekend. Oh yeah, you know what happened. Do I really have to "please Governor Rell and the Board of Trustees at" Hogan's inauguration? The arrival of quidditch as a sport at Princeton and Harvard make me realize how glad I am to not be socially awkward. (0) comments