I swore to myself my days of opining on University issues were over, but since I spent much of my last year with The Cavalier Daily criticizing the Honor Committee's policies for Semester at Sea students, I think I ought to congratulate the Committee on finally righting this injustice. The amendment passed this week is not perfect, but it guarantees all students - even those on a boat - have the right to a jury of their peers, and for that, the Committee deserves praise.
Daniel Colbert\nCLAS 2009\n119th Executive Editor
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