TCU Daily Skiff

Thursday, December 5, 2002

Opinion

TheSkiffView INTEGRITY Groups should trash test files One of SGA’s big catch phrases this semester has been the “honor code.” It is looking to advance a code of conduct that would determine the way we carry ourselves in class and on assignments and tests. Students would be required to sign their names to a promise that they would not lie, cheat, steal or condone others who do.		YourView Letter to the Editor Views expressed in column go against Christian beliefs While on campus in early November I purposely sought out a copy of the school newspaper. I was very curious to see what the reaction was to the results of the mid-term elections. Surely, I reasoned, a “Christian” university would be ecstatic about the resounding Republican victories nationwide.

Lowest paid staff members need raise
COMMENTARY
Brandon Ortiz

If the university were to increase staff wages by a dollar an hour, it would only cost students $13 a month in increased tuition. At that cost, we have no reason not to lift low-paid staff members out of poverty.

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