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[email protected] for further information. 2 Editor's Thoughts on .. 3 Waterview rent goes up 5 Roe Roe Roe v Wade 6 Dr. Daniel's Investiture 9 Tech Interviewing Tips 11 Chronicle Hilarity 15 The O'Really Factor O'REALLY •IJ'Il•1;1 19 Campus Hotspots 22 Puzzles 24 My Two Cents March 2006 I Campus Life Should power be art of Waterview rent? r" · ~ · .J ~,- : /~~~'.! ~ t < • .. PRO: ~· I CON: by Michael Seeligson by Aidan Skoyles
[email protected] [email protected] he Presidential Advising Commission on Residential Housing recently created aterview's plan to b,undle electricity bills into freshmen's rent so as to reduce a mission statement for Waterview Park Apartments as follows, "The University the bill-paying burden on students is flawed. Freshmen college students are T of Texas at Dallas offers residential facilities for students to provide a desirable, W perfectly capable of writing a check and of suffering the consequences of safe, secure, and economical living environment that attracts students to the campus and having their power turned off if they don't. enhances their collegiate experience." · If they can get behind the wheel of a car and roar off down Central Expressway, or, Residential housing at UTD is thus designed to help freshmen transition to college, more worrying still, get behind the trigger of an M -16 and blast Iraqis off the face of the and including electricity with the rent bill both simplifies life and eases the transition.