Articles by Editorial Board

Were you one of the students who complained about our Greek coverage this semester? Or how about those who were angry with the editorial board for its treatment of Youth for Western Civilization?

Well, here is your chance to make your voice heard and your opportunity to make a lasting impression in your community.

The archaic image of a public school administrator using a paddle to discipline a student might seem like a relic of the past that has thankfully been done away with.

But in North Carolina, the practice of corporal punishment still exists in many school districts.

In order for a newspaper to be the watchdog it strives to be, it must be as independent as possible.

Now it is time for N.C. State’s venerable student newspaper to take that step toward independence.

The Technician has been going through some rough patches lately. Over the last few years, the paper has suffered from recruitment and retention problems.

Occasionally, there are changes we can’t believe in. And it seems some members of Student Congress have found one.

Congress is trying to eliminate the runoff system in student body elections. Currently, one candidate has to get a majority vote from the student body or there’s a battle between the two candidates with the most votes.