In case you haven’t picked up your copy of The Review, here’s the online PDF version.
A recap of Olbermann’s stint at Cornell, and the ruckus (from spell-check Sam) that ensued.
To fight political apathy, the Cornell Political Union, a new student club, has been created.
Lessons can be learned in racial acceptance and tolerance from the story of Review alum Ying Ma’s childhood.
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4 thoughts on “Cornell Review Vol XXIX Issue #10”
Are you guys birthers? I think the Cornell Review needs to get the birther message out there on campus. It’s a travesty that a foreigner is running this country (into the ground!)
It’s pretty clear that we’re mocking birthers, but you knew that, didn’t you?
Are you guys birthers? I think the Cornell Review needs to get the birther message out there on campus. It’s a travesty that a foreigner is running this country (into the ground!)
It’s pretty clear that we’re mocking birthers, but you knew that, didn’t you?
What/who is “Spell-check Sam”?
a guy we pay lavishly to spell-check my posts