Stories from the October 21, 2004, Print Edition
I grew up in New Jersey, moving from Newark, to South Orange, to Springfield. I'm a Devils fan, I love diner food and I drive like a real aggressive jerk. I've been going to New York for over a decade, I've lived there at times, and I have a lot of good memories.
Another size to adjuncts I am writing about an article written by Zach Ahmad, entitled "Teaching classes and winning tables: Adjuncts find it hard to make ends meet" (Oct. 18, p. 1). Unfortunately, Mr. Ahmad has a strong slant to his writing on this issue.
Our View: President Woodard should release receipts from his extravagant summer dinner at the Sequoia restaurant in the interest of transparency. Last year, few were more enthusiastic than this page about Omar Woodard's candidacy for Student Association President.
A memo from Students for Student Involvement on Campus: Fellow Colonials/hippos, the advancement of our University, which will certainly boost GW into the Top 50, and then the Top 10, has reached a dangerous impasse. And we are boxed in. It's certainly no fault of the University; our president has served us admirably, his warmth guiding us through cold District nights, soothing our fears with his calming voice and affable demeanor.
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