BROOKS: Beyoncé’s musical activism is not novel
By Brandon Brooks | March 1, 2016I believe the public fascination with the "Formation" video is a bit unwarranted.
I believe the public fascination with the "Formation" video is a bit unwarranted.
It would in fact be a good idea for the University to assign a core list of required reading assignments for all students before they graduate.
The Honor Committee should feel obliged to respond to the student body endorsement of a multiple sanction system.
We should take Russia as a serious threat and as a strong state, but not a nation that we need to fear.
The University could easily correct its advising problems by hiring a team of professional academic advisors.
One’s worth should not be predicated on the opinion of a group that is mostly white and male.
If The Cavalier Daily can expand the number of outside voices, then issues can be examined from a wider spectrum.
A university is a place where students and thinkers should be able to freely exchange ideas.
Trump has been a sensation because he has provided a silenced majority with a voice.
I would encourage students who need to fulfill the College requirement to do so outside the United States
The Washington Redskins’ trademark is such a divisive issue because it is such a racist term.
The University should consider implementing an oral communication requirement.
As Law students, we would like to dispel misinformation about honor and due process.
FOIA allows citizens to keep public officials accountable for their actions; police officers should not be exempt from this.
Option 2 does not promote student self-governance; it promotes the opposite.
This year, by releasing multiple inaccurate candidate lists and doing so after the start of campaigning, UBE faltered in adequately facilitating elections.
You may disagree with banning culturally appropriative costumes, but you should not consider reactions against cultural appropriation to be absurd.
This past week has seen a flurry of articles, posts and opinions regarding the two options dealing with our honor system’s sanctioning requirements and framework, which will be on the ballot under the first Honor referendum.
In order to fix the honor system, I encourage students to vote for Option 2 in the upcoming referendum.
The overwhelming consensus, once students see the thoroughness of our process and the many opportunities students have to admit wrongdoing, is that the system is fair.