Apathy critique sparks Tri-State campus debate
An Angola reader challenges Tri-State administration and student apathy, arguing that strict conditioning, limited campus activities, and delayed tests foster idle culture. He cites the Hotel Hendry fire and college events to illustrate disinterest and urges real student engagement before June graduation.
Editors Respond to Grieder on Student Activism and Campus Roles
The editors agree with Grieder that Ang oa is not New York City and that the TRIANGLEs do not equal the East Village Other. They note Grieder and others miss the point of last week's editorial and emphasize that writing a letter to the editor should spark stir and interest without ousting administrators. The piece questions where slang and campus bars fit with student activity and calls for action to remedy campus inactivity.
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You Are Tired of God and Yet You Need Kindness
A reflective monologue questions religion and the human spirit. It contrasts faith with doubt, condemns dogma, and argues for dignity in ordinary love. The speaker rejects priestly pretense, defends human tenderness, and urges living beautifully despite existential angst.
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