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The University of Chicago’s Independent Student Newspaper since 1892

Chicago Maroon

The University of Chicago’s Independent Student Newspaper since 1892

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Stories and content by Megan Wade

Strength in numbers

By Megan Wade / June 3, 2008
Provost Thomas Rosenbaum's recommendations on graduate funding in February, while providing some additional funding opportunities, failed to address key financial issues for students—instead treating them as if they were employees of the University.

Concert experience reveals distrust

By Megan Wade / November 18, 2003
How much do you trust your fellow students? That is a little vague. Let me ask instead, would you ever automatically believe that all other students were intentionally trying to deceive you? If you answered yes, then things are worse than I realized. As it is, I feel the trust we have for each other...

Nothing smooth about these song-stealing criminals

By Megan Wade / November 9, 2001
I think, before truly beginning, it would be best for me to expound on the meaning of the name Alien Ant Farm. First off, “alien.” As in, “the concept of music is completely alien to all our opening acts.” Next, there is “ant.” These would be the tiny creatures also known as ten-year-olds that seem...

Irish punks avoid disappointing

By Megan Wade / October 22, 2001
I think I saw the good and the bad meet last Friday night. They shook hands and decided to hold a punk concert. Where it seemed to me a constant clash of things should have taken place, somehow a general fusion of two worlds occurred. Imagine this: barebacked muscular skinheads in their aggressive display of...
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