Columnists evaluate student elections.
Meet the newest members of the Times-Delphic staff. Women's team loses to Evansville on home court. Some students may be grateful for the learning experiences they gain from writing research papers and essays, but others may be wondering if perhaps there isn't more that could be gained from all their hard work and effort. These students w ill be excited to find out about a program David Skidmore, associate dean of curriculum, is starting that will publish social science research papers and essays written by students on the Internet in a journal form. Students currently have several opportunities to be published, from submitting works to Periphery to writing a story for The Times-Delphic, Drake Magazine or DUIN, but not yet has there been a medium for publication of social science papers and essays by students.