Senate voices concerns, student issues
The UW-River Falls Student Senate plays a major role on campus – one that is often overlooked by students who aren’t clear of its weight in University decisions. “Very basically,…
The UW-River Falls Student Senate plays a major role on campus – one that is often overlooked by students who aren’t clear of its weight in University decisions. “Very basically,…
Sept. 22 • At 12:40 p.m., a resident of 122 S. Fourth St. notified River Falls Police that a vehicle mirror had been destroyed outside the home. The mirror was…
It's September again, and for Hollywood that is often an indicator that Oscar season has begun. Normally, that would mean that they’ve started releasing more prestigious films, but in this…
Imagine my astonishment when the condom was nowhere to be found. We were sure we had used one, but it had disappeared. Something needed to be done, and quick.
It was more than four years ago, but the thoughts and feelings crisscrossing my mind remain vivid. Along with my father, a couple of blue storage totes and a few…
With the start of a new school year comes the opportunity for students to get involved in numerous on-campus organizations. A great way to meet new people, become familiar with…
I wanted to take a couple minutes to comment on the two street preachers who were on campus last Thursday. I know that many people were angered by their presence.…
On Sept. 12, 2006, a new group on campus called the Socialist Alternative hosted a guest speaker from Ireland to help spread its agenda on campus. I disagree with the…
Students have a stronger voice at UW-River Falls than they likely understand or acknowledge. Through governance positions, student organizations and letters to the editor, many options are readily avail- able…
The first issue of the Student Voice this academic year is being published as Constitution Week observances wind down on campus. It is a coincidence, but a happy one.
