Editorial: The Bursar’s Hold Blues
There aren’t many emails in this world that can match the adrenaline rush and sense of animalistic panic that come…
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Editorial: The frustration with registration
The closing weeks of the semester can be stressful for several reasons — one of them being registration week. Students…
Editorial: We’re still waiting to see a Compelling Perspective
President Helble announced that the theme for next school year’s Compelling Perspectives lecture series will be “media in contemporary society.”…
Editorial: Can Nickelodeon teach us to protect child labor laws?
The new “Quiet on Set” docuseries has exploded in popularity over the last few weeks, becoming the most streamed TV…
Editorial: Are the NYT games too distracting?
It’s part of a routine: you get to class, open your computer and search to complete The New York Times…
Editorial: Is informalization taking over the workplace?
If your doctor said “slay!” after completing a procedure, would you keep them as your primary physician? There are some…
Editorial: Can you put a price tag on your passion
Our majors shape most of our day-to-day experiences. They dictate the buildings we spend our time in, the professors we…
Editorial: Psst…did you hear?
As Gretchen Wieners asked Karen Smith in 2004’s “Mean Girls,” “If someone said something bad about you, you’d want me…
Editorial: Who should pay for the first date?
The age-old question of who should pay the bill on a first date has been discussed ad nauseam by seemingly…
Editorial: A message on our AI policy
As of March 2024, The Brown and White Editorial Board has published our own policy on AI, which is now…