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...system is too easy to beat," says Whitney D. Pidot '96, a frequent network user and president of the Salient, a conservative magazine. "And the ultimate enforcers, the College administrators, don't know what's going on [or] how to divy out the penalties...
...reach their first-year members, studentorganizations from the ultimate frisbee club tothe Salient, a conservative campusmagazine, are using newsgroups and e-mail forcommunications...
Clearly there are a number of people on this campus who despise the Undergraduate Council: certain Crimson editorialists, Salient staff writers and former council members come to mind. There are also some people who think the council is great; granted, most of them are council representatives, but that's beside the point. Even if you were to combine these groups, however, they would account for a fairly small minority of the student body...
...first year at college, I read every student journal of opinion and took them all absolutely seriously. Peninsula enraged me; Perspective enlightened me; the Salient amused me. I was fascinated by the fact that students could make such sophisticated arguments. I started writing editorials because I wanted to emulate the campus's outspoken opinion-makers...
Still, what the hell, I guess we should run it. The Salient will undoubtedly be on our asses for writing about ourselves again, but these are desperate, ugly times. Still, maybe we should warn our readers that what follows is a highly personal account, and is in no way representation of anything we actually think, or even feel...in the meantime, I'll work on getting Eleni a nice assignment, maybe out in Worcester or some other shithole...this type of craziness can't continue...