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EDITORIAL: Investing in more sidewalks in Mount Pleasant is a good thing
Mount Pleasant has not put forth a considerable amount of funding toward new sidewalks since 2005. And it shows. There is...
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EDITORIAL: Iraq War signified a change in the way Americans view foreign policy
No matter how you feel about the Iraq War, its costs or its consequences, one thing is undeniable: The war has affected this...
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EDITORIAL: Recruiting finally pays off for Sue Guevara, CMU women’s program
Sue Guevara recalled six years ago when Central Michigan and Akron played, both teams were considered two of the worst in...
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EDITORIAL: Proposed Mount Pleasant income tax deserves serious look
Mount Pleasant City Commission’s pursuit of a city income tax or millage that would help close the city’s $200,000...
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EDITORIAL: Raising the minimum wage is good, but we’re not sure it should happen right now
There is no question an increase in the federal minimum wage would benefit students at Central Michigan University. However,...
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EDITORIAL: Sequester fight symbolic of all that’s wrong with Washington
Another day, another manufactured crisis. That seems to be the motto in Washington, D.C., these days. The fight over the...
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EDITORIAL: Journal Register Co. a reminder of print journalism’s instability
We all depend on news media to remain active, aware and informed in our society, but there is no doubt the industry is in...
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EDITORIAL: CMU has no choice but to abide by right-to-work laws
Right-to-work laws prohibit agreements between labor unions and employees regarding the mandatory payment dues associated...
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EDITORIAL: Cameras on campus necessary, but should have their presence known and be monitored
With more than 500 security cameras scattered across the campus of Central Michigan University, some people might feel as...
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EDITORIAL: Biosciences building sorely needed, worth the costs
A sciences building with a flooding problem designed for the 1960s is no way to attract the exploding number of students...
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EDITORIAL: New contract for Ross is one thing, but we would have gone without the pay raise
University President George Ross’ contract was extended, and he was given a 4-percent pay increase at Thursday’s...
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EDITORIAL: Gawronski’s presidency should be considered a success
Student Government Association President Justin Gawronski’s decision to not seek re-election comes as somewhat of a...
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