LETTER: Board of Aeons, campus leaders stand with IU on Trump's travel ban
Jan 31, 2017 11:26 pmMore than 170 student leaders signed the letter.
More than 170 student leaders signed the letter.
If I can be completely honest, I am scared for the direction this country is taking. How are we expected to teach younger generations about respect for others’ differences when our nation’s leader consistently double-downs on supporting his inflamatory rhetoric.
For those who read my previous letter to the editor on Thanksgiving, I neglected to mention what I am thankful for.
Cryptocurrency shows us why we should separate money and state.
Think about others on your holiday of thanks.
We must turn to more substantive methods of protest.
Walking across our campus as Nov. 8th approaches, it’s hard not to see at least one ‘Make America Great Again’ stamped hat or overhear one conversation about moving to Canada if Trump wins.
When people think of the Office of the Vice President for Diversity, Equity, and Multicultural Affairs (OVPDEMA), there’s a tendency to focus on diversity as it relates to race and ethnicity on Indiana University’s campuses.
Recent events have suggested an aversion to discussing substantive issues.
Donald Trump has said terrible things, but none of them would ruin our economy or destroy our country as the election of Hillary Clinton would.
When it comes to 'backlash slogans' we need to be reminded of diction's significance, the real message and the consequences.
The people of this state deserve leaders who have outlined specifics regarding moving Indiana forward, not just another politician carrying this state because of the R in front of his name.
Dr. Jill Stein represents the right path for our country
I’m happy that others are voting for third-party candidates and thereby abandoning the Republican and Democratic parties.
The idea that victims need to be believed without first trying the potential criminal would destroy the concept of due process.
No doubt many on campus are happy with Dunn’s Woods being lit at night, but for others, it’s yet another sad chapter in our turning night into day across campus.
I am a regular reader of the online edition of the Indiana Daily Student and frequently read the editorials - most of which I vehemently disagree with the positions taken by the student editors.
Jews, Christians, and Muslims, R152, with Professor, Imhoff. A level 100 class that presented 1/4 of students with a final grade of a C or a D.
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