Spring Break
Opinion
by David Merritt
Prison has failed to reform convicts because people think that the best way to teach criminals to live productively in American society is to throw them into an alternative society consisting of murderers and street thugs. This is like socializing small children by having them raised by wolves - which is a great way to raise kids if you want them to become wolves. (0) comments
by Bailey Singletary
It also seems like a girl is looked at completely differently for having a breast reduction than she would be for having a breast augmentation. They are both surgeries that change the way God intended on making someone look, so why are they looked at so differently? (0) comments
Letter to the Editor
SA has served students well
by Timothy Jackson
This letter is in response to Phillip Mixon's letter to the editor titled "SA is worthless." The Student Association of Mississippi State University welcomes your criticism of our organization and its work for this great university, its students, the community of Starkville and the state of Mississippi. (0) comments
by The Reflector Editorial Board
Jeffrey Rupp, director of community and government relations at MSU, is putting aside his role in the university administration in order to make a run for Mississippi secretary of state. Though he touted loyalty to MSU when he moved into his role, he seems to be putting MSU in second place. (1) comment
by The Reflector Editorial Board
The SA Senate should be commended for passing a resolution that will take MSU one step closer to being a cleaner university. The resolution calls for more recycling bins on campus. Currently, MSU only has containers for paper, cardboard and compost. This resolution wants to add containers for plastics, tin, paper and more aluminum, upgrade containers for cardboard and put containers at more buildings. (0) comments
by Tracey Apperson
How selfish do you think you are? Most of us would answer that laughingly, owning up to our selfishness, while still thinking silently that we're not that bad. After all, there are much worse people out there, right? Well, maybe. Or maybe those "worse" people have just been given more freedom to exercise their selfishness. (0) comments
