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Rabid sports fans showcase insane side of college students

For those of us who are not sports fans, those who are can sometimes make us question their sanity. The Super Bowl, March Madness, the World Series; somehow, we really couldn't care less about those events, but they certainly do. There are times when we are left wondering how otherwise mature, intelligent adults can lose control and behave outrageously over a single game.… Post the First Comment

Student Government rules are stifling attempts at reform

It is understandable that some Student Government (SG) members think it's a good thing having no outsiders running for office. Once you have formed ties to others in a political circle, one can begin to feel safe in that position as long as the status quo is maintained.… Post the First Comment

University should not succumb to RIAA's strong-arm tactics

Four months ago, I received an e-mail on FirstClass from a lawyer who represented the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA). The letter implicated my IP address here at the University of Maine in copyright infringement and said that the user of this address had to pay a $3,000 settlement or await the RIAA to bring the case to federal court, where he or she would be asked to settle for an amount of $250,000.… 5 Comments

Return of Don Imus represents coup for the freedom to tune out

Today, Don Imus will be returning to the air for the first time since April 12. Instead of being heard on WNBC, Imus has new territory, and will now be broadcast via WABC. Imus had a strong constituency of supporters and most of them will probably be listening eagerly to his return.… Post the First Comment

Student Government debate format could use reform

Staff Editorial

Thursday's Student Government debate may have given candidates a chance to explain their platform positions, but since the candidates wrote their own questions, students lost an opportunity to learn about the issues they personally care about. The Fair Elections Practices Commission (FEPC) lacks specific guidelines for carrying on a debate.… Post the First Comment

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