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Solar Eclipse Tilts Cornell Heads Skyward
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After months of media hype, science lessons and incessant warnings about looking at the bright orb without sunglasses, viewers of all ages tilted their heads upward to witness the feat of nature
The Cornell Daily Sun (http://cornellsun.com/tag/the-sun/)
After months of media hype, science lessons and incessant warnings about looking at the bright orb without sunglasses, viewers of all ages tilted their heads upward to witness the feat of nature
The Sun elected its 135th editorial board Saturday morning. As members of the incoming board, we are excited to continue the legacy of our outgoing editors, expanding The Sun’s presence within the greater Ithaca community and shaping a generation of students who take a novel approach to exploring our culture and history. Last year, we downsized our print operation, reducing the number of weekly issues from five to three. The decision was met with skepticism: would the reduction diminish the quality of our content? Needless to say, the past year has proved otherwise.
Sophia Deng ’19, Editor-in-Chief is very excited to finally learn all about this “print paper” to which everyone has been referring.
On Saturday, The Sun elected a new team of editors and managers to helm and direct this paper. As the incoming board, we are excited and ready to continue the incredible work of the 133rd Editorial Board and build The Sun’s voice on campus and in the Ithaca community. We urge you to hold us accountable as we continue informing our campus.
What will this year hold? The incoming board has high hopes that no mice will make a reappearance in the office and that no websites will crash.