Editorial

Making the best out of a bad situation: the Santorum clause

In this week’s staff editorial, The Campanil comments on Rick Santorum’s controversial statement from a different viewpoint.

Internet blackouts: successful means of protest or a flash in the pan?

In this week’s staff editorial, The Campanil discusses the issues and internet protests surrounding the Stop Online Piracy Act and and the Protect IP Act.

Who is the man (or strong, proud woman) behind the iron curtain?

In this week’s editorial, The Campanil discusses the issues surrounding the recent layoffs at Mills College.

Furlough troubles: Can’t we balance the budget another way?

In this week’s editorial, The Campanil staff wonders if there are other ways for the College to save money.

Voting alone will not solve social and economic inequality

On Facebook, in Founders and in this very paper, a small contingent of Mills folks have been speaking out against the Occupy movement. While some simply don’t see the protestors’ issues as valid, many are sympathetic, but advocate for alternative means of being heard. The most popular of these alternatives is voting. I appreciate the [...]

STAFF EDITORIAL: Quan’s doublespeak doesn’t fool us: Occupy Oakland is not the problem

In this week’s editorial, The Campanil staff suggest that Oakland mayor Jean Quan is in quite the quandary.

STAFF EDITORIAL: Don’t believe everything you read: Check out Occupy Oakland for yourself

In this week’s editorial, The Campanil staff encourages looking outside mainstream media coverage for Occupy Oakland news.

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