Not Just a Number — Student opinion on proposed faculty cuts
Photo courtesy of Mark Kluk.
Opinions
Opinion: Behind the BS — A closer look at DR’s memorandum
Sure, DR sent out a carefully worded memorandum regarding the faculty cuts. But what was she really thinking? Check out the bold. To: Faculty, Staff, […]
Opinion: Breaking the Press — Britons battle for position in the MIAA tournament
Kyle Francis, staff writer, weighs in on Albion sports in his weekly column, Breaking the Press.
Nobama Care
There is no sense in setting ourselves up for failure by creating a nationalized healthcare system. The United States already provides healthcare that is regarded […]
Yes Obama Care
As somewhat of a self-proclaimed political junkie, I have always taken a strong interest in all things government. I grew up with my family switching […]
Szczerbinski Says-‘What am I doing here?’
Nerves gather in the bottom of my stomach, even if I don’t let it show. I’ve got my poker face on, Lady Gaga […]
From the Reader’s Nook
Where did the Wild Things go?
Almost Cinderella story
On September 5, Cinderella, dressed in purple and yellow, went to Butler University to play the Bulldogs of the Division I Horizon League. Unfortunately, the […]
Try the new Pleiad
Are you tired of reading two week old news? Do you find yourself frustrated trying to fold up large, floppy pages of paper? Are you […]
A smart gamble
With the Michigan economy and unemployment rate on a downward spiral, the news of any business opening is good news, especially when that business is expected to make a significant impact on the job market.
Internet news
We’re stopping the presses. Yes, starting next year, the Pleiad is going to be published exclusively online.
Not such a bright idea
Looking at compact fluorescent bulbs (CFLs), it becomes clear that they are no ordinary lights. Unlike their old-school incandescent counterparts, they aren’t bulbous, but are instead tubular and sculpted into a swirl.