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Pics or it DID happen: Are we finally recognizing the frivolity of content creation?

As consumers, we used to think that social media content was equivalent to a good time, but recently, those things have started to become mutually exclusive.

| Junior Forum Editor

Please let me turn my camera off

Professors should show students trust and respect by allowing them to turn their cameras off at will. At the same time, that respect goes both ways.

Reilly Brady | Staff Writer

Red-light cameras should not be given the green light

A court ruling delivered Nov. 6 determined that red-light cameras in Ellisville, Mo., that catch a car running a red light are in violation of state law because the owner of the vehicle is ticketed instead of the driver. A St. Louis city spokeswoman, however, announced the next day that the ruling would have no effect on St. Louis’ red-light cameras.

U City to install surveillance on Delmar Loop by June

University City is finalizing contracts to install a $160,000 surveillance system on the Delmar Loop by June. Joe Edwards, owner of Blueberry Hill and many other establishments on the Loop, said the project has been in the works for almost a decade, but serious discussions have been taking place for the past two years.

| News Editor

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