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Ravi's actions terrible, but not worth such a long sentence
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Ravi's actions terrible, but not worth such a long sentence

By Matt Beaty | Oct. 7, 2010

On Sept. 22, Rutgers student Tyler Clementi committed suicide three days after Dharun Ravi, his roommate, secretly streamed video of Clementi during an intimate encounter with his male partner. Unfortunately, this story of cyber bullying is nothing new; it is yet another saddening example of the tragic consequences of intolerance and disrespect.

Historic mounds at LSU deserve respect
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Historic mounds at LSU deserve respect

By Mark Bennett | Oct. 6, 2010

It's not often that a college campus a thousand miles away can affect students in Madison, but that is not to say that we shouldn't be concerned with what other students are doing outside of our little bubble. Two weeks ago, an issue arose on the Louisiana State University campus that really should demand our attention.

Student Council candidates propose education reform in new group
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Transparency takes precedence

By Joe Lynch and The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board | Oct. 6, 2010

This Monday, the state Supreme Court reviewed a petition from the State Bar of Wisconsin to grant judges more power to erase online court records wherein either the case was dismissed or the suspect acquitted. Ultimately, the court decided it should be up to lawmakers in the state legislature, not the court. We feel any erasure is an unnecessary measure that would only diminish the transparency of the courts.

Colbert brings humor in defense of AgJobs bill before House Judiciary
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Colbert brings humor in defense of AgJobs bill before House Judiciary

By Jaime Brackeen | Oct. 6, 2010

It is a rare occurrence that a person of my age would watch C-SPAN and laugh (unless it's at the old representatives who like to nod off on the job). Quite honestly it's rare that I would go out of my way to watch C-SPAN at all. Yet on Friday, Sept. 24th pseudo-GOP pundit, Stephen Colbert got my attention along with thousands of others both young and old when he spoke in front of the House Judiciary Committee in support of the AgJobs bill.

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