Emory has received two awards for energy efficient designs. Abroad charges for international study. At the end of his column, Roseman challenged me to answer to the students and to work with them on this issue. Without administrator accountability students lose out on quality service As the cost of attending Emory rises by the thousands every year, students cannot help but feel more and more like consumers. Students invest in more than an education, we purchase access to all of the myriad services provided by the University.
Students buy their way into the Emory community for a few short but very expensive years.
After four years at Emory, mistakes teach many lessons by Rebecca Katz-Doft Columnist When I first came to Emory, I was horrified by the very limited and poor quality of services that were available to students with disabilities. Even greater is that the company and leading investment firms all claim Coca-Cola to be headed for a major economic upswing. Wheel advertisement reveals extremist view of animal testing I am disappointed that the Wheel chose to run an advertisement in the April 14 issue for Ray Greek, president of Americans for Medical Advancement. The half-page ad shows a disturbing photo of a monkey with its eyes stitched shut. This type of shock advertising is particularly offensive to the Emory research community, especially in light of recent threats from militant animal rights terrorists to some of our own researchers.