Rather, they are meant to be a clear, fair and strong perspective on the Drake University community. They are chosen for a breadth of knowledge, creativity and their ability to convey strong and informative messages to the Drake community. Their opinions are notTmeant to reflect those of The Times-Delphic or Drake University as a whole. However, we sometimes make mistakes and they slip into the final copy of the paper. Other times, the mistakes are in 72-point headlines.
Any grammar mistakes are unfortunate and unwanted by the staff.
As always, the Times-Delphic is working hard this year to improve copy editing and accuracy, a goal which we feel we have come closer to within the past year of publication. All of the editorial positions require an application, and, like columnists, are assigned at the end of the academic school year. Though we generally only have journalism majors working on staff, The Times-Delphic is open to all students of all majors. If you are interested in writing for the Times-Delphic, feel free to stop by the office in 124 Meredith Hall and pick up an application. We are always looking for enthusiastic writers, photographers, and advertising salespersons.