Intelligent thought results in new ideas, and changes occur. Every new group of leaders has something new to try, to improve the system for what they envision as the common good. Liberal arts students are at the forefront of this, and Lawrentians should be proud of the education we receive to help change the world. In the wake of convicted assassin James Earl Ray's passing, the American press has besieged Martin Luther King, Jr.'s family with cynicism, skeptical accusations, and unwarranted disrespect for a family that has endured such a loss. The benefits of being a young student at a selective liberal arts college are often taken for granted.
Students ought to take a step back and appreciate their surroundings.
Letters to the Editor Sorority housing clarified As Panhellenic President, I would like to clarify a few things in regards to the sorority housing article in the April 9th issue of the Lawrentian. EALC chair clarifies issues I am writing to correct several misrepresentations in your April 23 article about the EALC Department's decision not to offer Chinese 12 and 13 next year. Much to do in Appleton Several years ago during graduation weekend, I was driving with some friends out to a hotel in Grand Chute where one friend's parents were staying. In an effort to avoid the parade, we crossed the river twice and eventually made it onto Spencer Street.