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TO THE EDITOR: If you go to any vending machine on Central Michigan University’s campus, there is a good chance you will be shocked that the arguable nationwide standard of $1 water does not apply here. If you would like to purchase a water bottle from any vending machine on campus, you will have to pay $1.75.
Larry Nassar would still be in his position of authority if not for the work of investigative journalists.
In 2015, no one believed her.
On Jan. 24 Michigan State University and USA Gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar was sentenced to up to 175 years in prison for sexually assaulting more than 250 women during his tenure, disguising it as treatment.
While Gov. Rick Snyder may have helped Michigan recover from recession, his time is plagued with frequent missteps.
State of the State speeches often come off as disingenuous, but Gov. Rick Snyder seemed even more tone-deaf than usual Tuesday. In his final address, Snyder tried to shape his "legacy" by lauding infrastructure and job creation accomplishments.
My father always told me, “high school and college are the best eight years of your life.”
As of November 2017, there were seven suspended or unrecognized fraternities or sororities at Central Michigan University.
Since we are in the winter months, it tends to get dark outside very quickly. It is already pitch black out by 6 p.m. With this darkness comes the fear of students walking around campus at night.
The identity of the 2017-18 Central Michigan men’s basketball team has been clear since its preseason Maroon and Gold scrimmage.
TO THE EDITOR:
There's no sense in pretending that more than half of the people reading this sentence right now consume, or have consumed, alcohol before they were 21 years old.
With thousands of students on campus, it's hard for us to account for everyone's opinion.
My grandmother didn't go to college.
It's the 125th spring semester at Central Michigan University, and you get to be a part of it.
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Older generations grew up when Nativity scenes and Christmas pageants were displayed in schools and on government land. Elementary schools sang songs about Christmas, almost exclusively, no matter the religious make up of the students in the school.
Rome wasn't built in a day, as the saying goes, and your entire semester’s worth of knowledge can't be broken down into one night of studying.
We will just say it: 2017 was a strange year.
I returned to Central Michigan University in August with the assumption that as a sophomore, I had enough wisdom to know how to balance a social life, work and academic success.
