Enforce the tobacco policy
I do not like smoking. I do not enjoy the smell of cigarettes or their potentially deadly health effects. Unfortunately, cigarettes are legal in this society. It is a fact I have learned to accept. […]
Op/Ed
Gatepost Editorial: A focus on kindness
In today’s society of high-tech gadgets and means of communication, it is unfortunate that in our own community, and on a national level, we have become indifferent to basic kindness. A crowd of Texas high […]
Goodbye, Larned Beach
The construction on campus has its pros and cons. For example, it is great that a new science center is being built here. Students studying biology, chemistry or other types of sciences will benefit most […]
Missing the meal exchanges?
For those of you that don’t know, last year we had a very effective system in place called the “The Meal Exchange Program.” With this program in place, students with a meal plan could go […]
Framingham State’s Big Lie
For years now, school administrators have branded FSU a “dry campus.” Framingham State students, they have told state agencies, parents and collegeready high schoolers, live and study in an environment that is alcohol-free. This policy […]
FSU’s cultural problem
Statistics compiled by outside reviewer Ibis Consulting Group for FSU’s Committee on Diversity and Inclusion, or CDI, show that a startling number of minority students don’t think FSU is a welcoming place for them. In […]
Conversation, not confrontation
When the news came out about the Committee on Diversity and Inclusion’s plans to hold a meeting to discuss the Trayvon Martin shooting, the event became a controversy almost immediately. In an e-mail she […]