The Flat Hat
September 25, 2007
From my weekly opinions column. Discusses the deteriorating relationship between William and Mary and the town of Williamsburg, Virginia.
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"College energy crisis"
The Flat Hat
September 18, 2007
From my weekly opinions column. Discusses William and Mary's poor energy record. Argues that the college could address its growing budget crisis by reducing energy demands, giving several easy ways for the administration to reduce energy costs as well as aiding the environment.
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September 18, 2007
From my weekly opinions column. Discusses William and Mary's poor energy record. Argues that the college could address its growing budget crisis by reducing energy demands, giving several easy ways for the administration to reduce energy costs as well as aiding the environment.
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"Diversity disaster"
The Flat Hat
September 11, 2007
From my weekly opinions column. Argues that racism and homophobia are unusually common among students of William and Mary and that this is due primarily to William and Mary's significant lack of diversity. Discusses recent trends in increasing diversity at William and Mary and elsewhere, as well as the administration's goals in improving diversity.
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September 11, 2007
From my weekly opinions column. Argues that racism and homophobia are unusually common among students of William and Mary and that this is due primarily to William and Mary's significant lack of diversity. Discusses recent trends in increasing diversity at William and Mary and elsewhere, as well as the administration's goals in improving diversity.
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"Disenfranchisement dilemma"
The Flat Hat
September 4, 2007
From my weekly opinions column. An extension of my August 29 column. Argues that Williamsburg, Virginia city officials have gone to great and frequently illegal lengths to prevent students from voting in local elections; further argues that this was done to allow city officials to continue to pass legislation discriminating against students.
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September 4, 2007
From my weekly opinions column. An extension of my August 29 column. Argues that Williamsburg, Virginia city officials have gone to great and frequently illegal lengths to prevent students from voting in local elections; further argues that this was done to allow city officials to continue to pass legislation discriminating against students.
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