Daily Campus

by The Daily Campus Ed Board

Dear seniors graduating in May, Don't get too excited. Yes, you have worked for at least four years on your education. You have spent countless hours and sleepless night in the library. You've woken up at 7 a.m. to make an 8 a.m. class, and stayed in a classroom until the clock on the wall said 9:30 p. (1) comment

by John Jose, Columnist, jjose@smu.edu

The following excerpts came from an article I wrote for The Daily Campus in September of 2006; though it's really just thinly veiled self-aggrandizement, I'd like to revisit a few comments and evaluate them in light of today's economic situation. "America is heading for an abrupt and rather unpleasant crash into a financial brick wall; in fact, it is already feeling the crunch. (0) comments

Much like the modern day political party conventions, the inauguration of our new president has become more of a chance to make money and put on a Hollywood spectacle than what it meant when George Washington was inaugurated. In the old days, seeing the new leader of our country sworn into office was more of an opportunity to experience history. (0) comments

According to some, it's not okay to throw a Christmas party at SMU. Instead, you have to throw a Holiday Party to make sure you are being respectful of people of all religious backgrounds. And that's why it's called Winter Break and not Christmas Break, stupid. (2) comments

by James Rodriquez, jarodrigue@smu.edu

It's time to stomp out atheists in America. The majority of Americans would love to see atheists kicked out of America. If you don't believe in God, then get out of this country. The United States is based on having the freedom of religion, speech, etc., which means you can believe in any God you want (Baptist, Catholic, Methodist, etc. (4) comments