Opinion

ATHANASIOU: 57 Years, No Progress

Katerina Athanasiou  —  Apr 18, 2013

Four weeks and seven coffees ago, I began reading “A Century at Cornell,” which was put out by The Cornell Daily Sun for its 100 year anniversary. Its contents were exciting and interesting — a means of turning back the clock and exploring the University’s complex history. Though often shat on, this newspaper does play an integral role in recording the history of Cornell.

WEINBERG: Journalism for All

Jon Weinberg  —  Apr 17, 2013

While I generally disconnect from my phone and computer during class, Monday afternoon was an exception. Though the lecture in question was interesting and delivered by one of my favorite professors, my attention was directed to the tragic news coming out of Boston.

LETTER: We will run another day

Apr 17, 2013

To the Editor:

Re: “Cornell Runners Recall Terror, Shock After Boston Marathon Blasts,” News, April 16

LETTER: The Boston Marathon: A running monument sullied

Apr 16, 2013

To the Editor:

The Boston Marathon, for me and those who run, is arguably the most iconic running event in the world (arguably even more so than the Olympics). The explosions at the Boston Marathon finish line on April 15 have shaken me to my core, grabbed my gut and heart and pulled it out and have left me saddened and so very confused.

GLICK: Art for Arts’ Sake

Jacob Glick  —  Apr 16, 2013

Upon first visiting Cornell, I remember one of the parents in my tour group remarking that none of the buildings on Central Campus seemed to “fit” with one another.

WU: A High Stakes Fight for Journalists

Joyce Wu  —  Apr 16, 2013

You know it’s been a rough work week when the fruits of your labor are rewarded with a possible jail sentence rather than a paycheck. Fox reporter Jana Winter is currently caught on the prongs of the proverbial Morton’s fork as she faces the decision of whether to sully her reputation by divulging confidential sources or to stay mum and spend time in prison.

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