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Letter to the editor

(04/08/16 1:59am)

On March 5th, 1770, British soldiers fired into a crowd of Boston colonists, killing five. The incident named, “The Boston Massacre,” incited intense anger in the colonies. This anger, combined with the pains of enduring systematic injustices, created a particularly incendiary moment in American history. Nobody was willing to represent the British soldiers in court, except for John Adams, the outspoken member of the Sons of Liberty and the future President of the United States. He realized equal protection under the law meant equal protection for everyone, including the soldiers.


Letter to the Editor

(03/01/16 7:09am)

After four years of constant DSG, I have finally come to the conclusion that each of you has understood since the end of O-week: DSG is completely powerless. In the last couple of weeks, two high level administrators independently told me that DSG does not speak for the student body because DSG is not representative of the student body. We are stuck in a Catch 22: administrators do not give DSG authority because we are irrelevant to the everyday undergraduate student, and we are irrelevant to the everyday undergraduate student because administrators do not give DSG authority.