Wildcat should note greek clean-up efforts

I would like to comment on the article about greek bid night. It seems very contradictory that the article starts by negatively stating "25 arrests bruise greek bid night parties," when the majority of the article is about how safe the parties were at Sigma Phi Epsilon and Pi Kappa Phi. It is clear that the editor is taking advantage of the fact that most people will only read the headline, which fails to take into account the positive aspects of the situation. Although the president of Pi Kappa Phi stated, "bid night went much more smoothly than last year," the article still singled out the numerous arrests made on bid night, without specifically stating how many arrests were actually related to bid night parties. [Read article]

This semester students in the business college paid a $250 or $500 fee - depending on residency - to supplement their tuition. The extra revenue is being used primarily to rehire old professors and increase class availability. We asked our columnists, "Is the business college fee plan a good model for other UA colleges to follow?"

Fees are last resort to improve degree value

Aside from increasing our knowledge of the world, students attend universities to earn a product ÷ a diploma. [Read article]