How the old printing policy made Earth Day irrelevant
There’s always been something a little odd about Washington University’s annual Earth Day celebration. It’s hard to pin down exactly why.
Pay to print at the library: A fee that we support
Against the background of price increases in tuition, parking and life in general, the news of the new printing fee in the library doesn’t exactly have anybody excited.
Editorial Cartoon
Dmitri Jackson weighs in on the fate of Pluto
Letters to the Editor
Letters to the Editor for 8/30/06
Mandatory health insurance should be reevaluated
Our University is one of just three nationwide that includes a health insurance plan as part of tuition costs.
Everything’s Better “Under the Iron Sea”
Sophomore albums are always received with a combination of anticipation and dread, especially if the debut record had great commercial success, as did Keane’s “Hopes and Fears.”
A Refreshing Change in “Happy Hollow”
Three years after Cursive’s last release, fans are finally getting their much anticipated sequel.
Trudging along with Factotum
The 1975 novel “Factotum” by Pulitzer Prize winner Charles Bukowski follows the author’s inebriated literary avatar, Henry Chinaski.
“Accepted” Gets Rejected
In “Accepted,” a college rejectee, Bartleby Gaines (Justin Long) invents a phony university that evolves into an alternative education mecca for similarly disenchanted and academically disowned youth.
Can Mr. Smith Get to Washington Anymore?
The story behind a political campaign