Miscommunication causes changes in Senate
The Shared Governance committee appointed a new chair to the subcommittee in charge of the budget for all student organizations after the former chair resigned due to a communication breakdown…
Men’s basketball evens out record with back-to-back wins
After a rough start, the UW-River Falls men’s basketball team evened its record to 3-3 with back-to-back wins over Sioux Falls and Viterbo as they head into their conference schedule…
Deer hunting parties diminish, traditions continue with strength
We all know what’s going on this weekend. If you have no idea what I’m talking about then I truly am sorry, there is no hope for you. This weekend…
Campus newspaper delivers information, provides opportunity
At 10 p.m. Wednesday night some students are busy relaxing, while others are celebrating a successful hump day at the bar. But for a small group of students in North…
Stagnant locals supported by Facebook
I have devoted the majority of my post-high school life to fighting one key concept. Post High School humans can be grouped into two large groups. The first, the “mover-onners”…
Hunting for jobs is no easy battle
A funny thing happened to me the other day, and I imagine I’m not the only one of my kind. I’ve been a bit introspective lately, listening to Harry Chapin…
Economic troubles mean fewer loans for UWRF students
The financial crisis is causing a significant reduction in loan programs at UW-River Falls as enrollment is on the rise and many talented new students come to campus. What has…
Politicians open mouths, lose credibility, risk votes
I am in fact a fraud. It is factually correct that I previously stated that I would not write another column subjecting innocent readers to my “radical” conservative views. I…
Reality gets derailed by personal fantasies
Sometimes a person anticipates an important moment in their life for a long enough time to develop a perception of how that moment will take place. For example you sit…
UWRF professors weigh in on economic bailout
The U.S. Senate passed a revised version of the $700 billion bailout Oct. 1 in an effort to alleviate financial burdens that bad mortgages have placed on banks. “The purpose…