Abolish the Student Assembly
The Student Assembly routinely embarrasses Cornell with scandals, partisan politics, and corruption. And why shouldn’t they? It’s not as if they could get any more unpopular.
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BREAKING: SA ENTERS INTERREGNUM
Not several minutes following Da Silveira’s rise to power, losing EVP candidate Rocco DeLorenzo ‘24 filed a motion to dismiss Da Silveira. The motion carried, setting up a fight for filling the now-empty top job.
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BREAKING: SA Engineering Rep Candidates Potentially Disqualified
The College of Engineering, which has two seats on the SA, fielded three candidates. Only one was listed as a victor on yesterday’s election returns. The other two candidates allegedly fell short of the signature requirement.
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BREAKING: DA SILVEIRA ELECTED SA PRESIDENT, TING ELECTED EVP
After four days of voting last week, Cornell has released the results of the 2023 Student Assembly elections….
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SA Elections Results Withheld
Informed sources have stated that many of the candidates for the various SA positions are the subject to challenges based upon alleged violations of the election rules.
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BREAKING: Swenson Elected Student Trustee
Swenson promised to work on improving mental health services.
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Embracing AI in Education at Cornell While Navigating Ethical Challenges
Cornell University has a unique opportunity to lead the way in integrating AI in education, while ensuring ethical considerations are prioritized.
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It’s Time to Cancel “Cancel Culture”
At its core, cancel culture represents a shift in how ideas are debated. Students used to advance their ideas through persuasion and discourse, which made thinking about the issues a collective, constructive effort. Now, many students seek to implement their agenda through social pressure and intimidation, refusing to hear any alternatives to their viewpoint.
