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Opinion
Proactive SA helps improve Night Route
Editorial
Ensuring the future of the Night Route was one of the main points of SA President Braxton Coombs' running platform. We commend him for taking the initiative to make something so beneficial happen this early in the year. (0) comments
Watson: 'Work hard, play hard'
Letter to the Editor
by Vance Watson
Welcome to campus! Whether you're new to MSU or a returning student, we're glad you're here and contributing to the buzz of activity and excitement that marks the beginning of a new academic year. You've no doubt noticed by now that you have lots of company. We are again experiencing a record enrollment, thanks in part to the largest freshman class in university history. We're happy that each one of you has chosen Mississippi State and confident that your choice is a good one. (0) comments
'Civil Forum' brings brief serenity
Gray Matters
by Matt Watson
Call me young or new to witnessing the world of politics, but not many things in this world surprise me as much as negative politics, specifically negative ad spots. Somehow, the negativity always catches me off guard right when I think we've moved forward as a society. You know what I'm talking about - this movement-for-change thing. (1) comment
Phelps helps entire sporting world
Fun World Station
by Robert Scribner
Hello loyal and distinguished readership. Welcome back to college. Welcome to my article. As you all know, there are only 100 things in this world that I hold dear. One of those things is a table. Another is the conceptual idea of tables. A third, more importantly, is sports. (0) comments
Last week's news makes normal life look better
Makin' Changes
by Bailey Singletary
The first week of class is a bittersweet event for most students and teachers. In fact, I will even go as far as saying that most people hate the first week of class. (0) comments
The Uncertainty Principle
NYC mayor causes stir for alternative energy
by Hannah Kaase
More and more these days we are hearing about alternative fuels, solar power, hydroelectricity and various other ways to power buildings, cars and homes without using oil or coal. This is obviously an important issue as we continue to fear that the oil we have will run out in our lifetime. (0) comments
by Lazarus Austin
As a libertarian conservative, it pains me to say this, but Barrack Obama's economics might make more sense than John McCain's. I will be the first to admit that, at this stage in my life, I am by no means an economic expert. However, that is what college, this newspaper and the criticism that go along with them help to cultivate. (12) comments
