“By keeping the mailroom problems of the past few weeks in mind, BC Facilities should prepare for next year and work to make the mailroom process more efficient, while also preempting some of the technological and logistic problems that stalled delivery.”
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“I am quite confident that America can take in Syrian refugees and balance lives saved with any perceived effect on American values, coffers, or security.”
“I’m mad. I’m mad that someone’s utter disregard and prejudice toward an entire community inevitably will cause students just like me when I was a freshman to remain in the closet and feel remorse and disdain for simply being themselves.”
“Being open-minded and open-hearted will never hurt you, but closing yourself off to forming new connections and exploring new sides of yourself absolutely can.”
“Communities and private charities should help immigrants, in order to bring them into the value system and culture of the country.”
In this Thursday’s edition of ‘Voices From The Dustbowl,’ we asked students whether or not hot dogs are sandwiches. [aesop_gallery id=”120917″] Featured Image by Margaux Eckert / Heights Staff
“I am still wondering why BC continues to struggle with welcoming LGBT students by meeting their needs and requests for support.”
SWUGhood is a choice, but the plummeting self-esteem of female students is something that needs work to change. And that work begins with opting out of the washed-up mentality.
In this Monday’s edition of ‘Voices From The Dustbowl,’ we asked students what their superhero name would be if they had one.
