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A voice for students: Supporting Mayor Clyde Haulman and Vice Mayor Paul Freiling for Williamsburg City Council
This year’s Williamsburg City Council election is causing a lot less hype at the College of William and [...]
Beyond business: The Career Center should provide resources for all career areas
Students at the College of William and Mary seem to be inundated constantly with emails from the Sherman [...]
Addressing apathy: Taking the time to talk about Student Handbook changes
Apathy seems to have been one of the main themes plaguing campus organizations over the past year. From [...]
On the right track: Expanding the Violence Against Women Act
A bill to reauthorize and expand upon the Violence Against Women Act is currently making its way through [...]
Reexamining rights: Extending medical amnesty to protect organizations
The current amnesty policy at the College of William and Mary attempts to function as an umbrella that [...]
Copious benefits: Advantages of the new fraternity housing complex
We applaud the College for its efforts to use this money in a way that makes the housing [...]
Crossing the line: Protecting the privacy rights of job applicants
Students are often willing to agree to almost any terms in order to ensure that they have at [...]
Simpler standards
A new SA bill proposed after this past election aims to resolve some of the fundamental, underlying problems [...]
False perceptions
A recent plan to overhaul the current course offerings set forth by the Society for the College raises [...]
Quality counseling
As the recent focus on mental health at the College shows, students often push themselves too far in [...]
Author with Asperger's tells personal story
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