Word: informationã
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...informed. However, Sunday’s “Night of Distraction” is a symbol of American apathy. As the war drags on, it will likely become more and more difficult to keep informed. Still, as American citizens, it is our responsibility to seek out this information??even if the news media is less than forthcoming—to ensure that our government does not overstep its bounds...
That’s not the kind of institutional “information?? we heard from Associate Vice President for Facilities and Environmental Services Tom Vautin, who made his presentation to the committee during Monday’s forum. Vautin delivered the administration’s rationale for outsourcing. Despite the bureaucratese, the message was clear: it’s all about competition delivering a quality product and keeping workers in line. In short, the University’s current “opinion,” which is far from neutral or unbiased, is that a living...
...Media Relations Director Colin Riley said yesterday it was “for the police to disseminate information?? regarding the victim, but pointed out that the incident had not taken place on campus. Riley said , “the safety and well being of our students is our highest priority...
Getting the news out is an important duty. No insight or understanding of larger issues is possible without a regular supply of day-to-day information??and ultimately these small details serve as the engine for every kind of change. To be newsworthy, stories don’t have to result in an immediate reaction. Printing information that adds to campus discussion or that might promote some greater understanding will, in the long run, serve the campus well. We feel strongly that a newspaper owes its readers the full story—printing whatever, in its editors?...
...Internet stands as a medium uniquely suited to enhancing education’s public sphere. The story of the online world’s success is wide and varied, but a large chunk of it has to do with the free and open dissemination of information??everything from computer software to constitutional documents to daily news stories. Institutions of higher learning would do well to place educational materials among this growing list, not in a for-profit or for-credit manner, but as a resource among resources...