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EDITORIAL: Homecoming policies prevent unity

The Beacon thinks there could have been more of an attempt made to unify Homecoming courts by the Homecoming Council. However, the council was unorganized and did not reach out to the majority of the University community. This problem was not only limited to the Homecoming Court, but also to the lack of BBC events and promotion to its students.

EDITORIAL: New York Times Readership Program Needs Overhaul

The Beacon feels that there should be fundamental changes to The New York Times Readership program; it is a service that not all students benefit from but that all students pay for.

EDITORIAL: LGBT outreach lacking, improvement necessary

The Beacon thinks that the University needs to take the necessary initiatives to improve its scores, essentially improving an LGBT student’s experience at the University

EDITORIAL: Halftime ‘practice’ restricting student entry should be eliminated

On Sept. 1, the Golden Panthers played their first game of the season against North Texas, and many students were prohibited from attending the game due to policies enacted by Student Affairs.

EDITORIAL: Alternative solutions to common problems

The Beacon has addressed several concerns brought up by students, all of which are directly related to the recent increase of enrollment at the University.

EDITORIAL: Homecoming concert inadequately planned

While The Beacon commends the Homecoming Council for booking a major recording artist for this year’s concert, we believe that the limited number of seats, stage setup, poor effort in advertising, ticket distribution and cost has turned the event into quite the fiasco.

EDITORIAL: FAFSA requirement unnecessary burden

For the first time, Bright Futures scholarship recipients are required to fill out Free Application for Federal Aid.
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