Column: Music video raises point on beauty
By Evelyn Robinson | Jan. 24, 2014Standards unattainable, should be rejected
Standards unattainable, should be rejected
Put simply, this “tuition timeout” is exactly what USC needs, and it’s to Pastides’ credit that he recognizes it.
Mayor Steve Benjamin sure had a lot to say in his annual State of the City address, but we’re not sure if the focus was where we’d have liked it.
Every year without fail, tuition is increased at virtually every college and university across the nation.
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The student body insisted on less comedy and Carolina Productions got serious and delivered. After rounding out its $78,650 of entertainment for the semester, we notice a decidedly more diverse selection of performers on CP’s schedule.
If our schools continue to spiral downward and start to bring our college enrollment numbers with it, our state’s economy could start to see a change as well.
Then there was the moment it happened. The moment that the red wax seal stamped down and confirmed it: “I’m a feminist.”
With the national economy in its usual gloomy state, few things could fare Columbia better than a $100 million influx into its economy; USC, facing a staggering growth in its undergraduate population, could use a few more beds; Pulaski Street and its surrounding areas, mainly warehouses and neglected parking lots, might be put to better use.