However, due to limited funding, staff and space, every story cannot be adequately covered. Therefore, the editorial staff reserves the right to determine what it views tobe of the most interest to the college community as a whole. The Pleiad staff strives to report the news as accurately as possible and without bias. The code of ethics adopted and followed by the newspaper staff prohibits any staff member from working on a news article if that person has a vested interest in the article's subject. The editorial board, listed in the staff box on the inside of every issue, decides the content on each week's edition.
Unsigned editorials represent the opinions of a three-fourths majority of the editors.
The Pleiad's opinion pages act as forums for free expression, discussion, debate and inquiry in the form of personal view and guest columns, cartoons and letters to the editor submitted by readers. Letters intended for publication must not exceed 300 words, must be legible, and include the writer's name and telephone number. Letters must be turned in or mailed to the Pleiad mailbox at the Kellogg Center by noon the Friday before publication. The Pleiad reserves the right to reject letters to the editor that are libelous or obscene and has the right to edit as necessary due to space limitations, grammatical or spelling errors, and Pleiad style guideline errors. Opinions expressed in columns, letters or cartoons are not necessarily the views of the Pleiad.