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LETTER FROM THE EDITOR | This Giving Day, Support The Sun
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Your support is crucial to The Sun’s mission.
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LETTER FROM THE EDITOR | Make the Most of It
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With excitement, the vastness of opportunity can also conjure great apprehension, but know that at this moment, you are all right where you are meant to be.
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LETTER FROM THE EDITOR | The Steady Blaze of an Evolving Star
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Just as the editors of the first issue of The Sun realized, “there are many obstacles in the path of a college daily.” We understand this sentiment now more than ever. After weathering a global pandemic alongside the general decline of print media, our predecessors of the 140th editorial board laid a solid foundation for The Sun to grow by revitalizing the community while continuing to report on important matters. Throughout my nearly three years at The Sun, I have witnessed the strength of independent, student-run journalism, and as the new editorial board emerges, that strength will continue to build.
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LETTER FROM THE EDITOR: Growing Season
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Thank you for reading our paper; we couldn’t make it without your support. Try new things this semester, stretch your wings and let yourself grow — but remember that The Sun will appear every day, and you always have a home within our pages.
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LETTER FROM THE EDITOR: A Beautiful Sunset
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THIS ISSUE MARKS THE END of another semester at Cornell, and we mark the end of Sun print issues until August. As our writers, editors and designers head into final exams, we bid adieu to long days chasing stories and late nights of layout. We look forward to a well-deserved break and look back on all we’ve accomplished this semester. The Sun’s 140th editorial board has grown into a creative, curious and confident group, defined by ambitious projects and a strong dedication to community. We’ve come a long way from our first nights grappling with InDesign and learning the ropes of new editorial positions.
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LETTER FROM THE EDITOR: New Stars
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If you ever want to realize some of your greatest capacities, work for a student newspaper. Here, you’ll solve crises and uncover opportunities and see how much you can accomplish, even on the least amount of sleep.