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IDDT says patients with insulin-dependent diabetes should have a choice of therapies, and I agree. If the animal hormone disappears from the market, someone ought to make it available or cover expenses for patients forced to get it overseas...
...role of newspapers as reporting events that have already happened or are a matter of public record. Newspapers, they argue, are only furthering their own agenda when they drive news coverage by reporting previously unreported facts. I would argue, however, that investigating and uncovering news is exactly what newspapers ought to do, and that reporting what is already out in the open comes second to that. Our best stories are those that report facts and events that people in power do not want you to know about. As much publicity as a headline like “Summers Resigns?...
...bayonet at my back isn't in the hands of the Republicans; the Democrats are the bullyboys. Such lions of the left as Barbara Ehrenreich, the writers at Salon and much of the Upper West Side of Manhattan have made it abundantly clear to me that I ought to start packing my bags. I'm not leaving, but sometimes I wonder: When did I sign up to be the beaten wife of the Democratic Party...
...sticking to its guns, the UC perpetuates a confusing, incoherent system that fails to fund worthy events consistently. Student groups that are recognized by the College ought to be eligible for event funding when their events are open to all undergraduates. As the UC’s budget grows with the injection of cash freed up by the spinning-off and College-funding of social programming, its surplus cash ought to be allocated in a way that satisfies undergraduates, not the stubbornness of their representatives...
...additional funds corresponding to the additional student demand. While the change in funding to these centers will likely not aid those scrambling to find grants for this summer, additional funding is the most reasonable long-term solution. Until permanent funding is secured, the University’s central administration ought to mitigate the effects of this year’s shortfall in funding. We welcome Summers’ promise to prefrosh that “We will succeed in fixing that for this year.” In the coming years, the College and University should solicit donations designated specifically...