Interrobang
When one of the student body’s biggest fears was realized and Boston University administration cut print quotas and eliminated ResNet computer labs, inquiring minds at The Daily Free Press couldn’t help but wonder: if in this city, you’re either in or you’re out, what’s next on the list to be offed?
LETTER: Printing Pains
Returning to Boston University from a three-month break, I wasn’t quite sure what to expect about the changes to our ResNet labs.
STAFF EDIT: Meeting the quota?
Students who chose to check their Boston University email accounts during the summer may have noticed a relatively unexpected BU Today update earlier this month. The article, entitled ‘Reducing the Paper Trail,’ announced the administration’s move to upend the traditional computing and printing system at the university and replace it with a more modern yet less accessible configuration.
Editor’s Note
The Daily Free Press was born on the wings of a revolution. Two campus newspapers came together in May 1970 after Boston University canceled graduation in the aftermath of the Kent State shootings.
ARAFAT: Undergraduate superstar
Another semester, another year of my late twenties, another Physics course dropped and three others barely passed. Hopefully. And where does it take me? I don’t know buddy, I don’t know.
