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Letter to the Editor: OSU administration shares statement for cancellation of FlatTail Festival
Editor’s Note: this statement was emailed to the Barometer Editor from Damoni Wright, associate vice provost of student affairs and the executive director of Student Experiences & Engagement and Stephen Jenkins, associate vice provost of student affairs and executive director of University Housing and Dining Services after inquiring about why the FlatTail Festival was cancelled. They asked for it to be published in full.
Civil Discourse Op-Ed: Tuition-Free Community College
The Civil Discourse Program, facilitated by Communications professor Mark Urista, is finishing the term strong with their final and beyond relevant op-ed; Should Community College Be Tuition-Free? If education is a fundamental right, then why is it inaccessible to so many people? Would the lack of tuition and need for loans result in higher enrollment? Or is tuition-free education merely a pipe dream? What would that mean for taxes? As it reliably does, The Civil Discourse Program covers every angle.
Civil Discourse Op-Ed: Banning TikTok
The Civil Discourse program, facilitated by Communications professor Mark Urista, is continuing their mission of exploring relevant and potentially polarizing topics. The latest? TikTok and if it should be banned. Is the popular technology a threat to privacy? Does its positive influences outweigh its negative ones? What about the revenue the app provides? Would banning lead to job loss? The Civil Discourse takes a deep dive into both sides of this hot topic.
Civil Discourse Op-Ed: Children in Tackle Football
The Civil Discourse program, facilitated by Communications professor Mark Urista, takes on their latest hot-button issue: Should children play tackle football? With every football season, both college and national, we see countless injuries, many that can change the trajectory of a player’s career and life. But is football more dangerous than other sports? Are parents protecting their children by keeping them out of tackle football or are they teaching them to be afraid of their surroundings?
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