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Our position: Voluntary Baptist affiliation should be minimized to public.
Our position: New houses would provide education, diversity; fits with liberal arts ideal.
Our position: Mobley is not fulfilling most promises she made during her campaign.
There has been an increasing number of art programs popping up around campus, and it’s something that should be embraced.
Our position: Those in the armed
services do so much, we need to show them thanks.
Our position: The legislation will help reduce global warming and promote clean energy.
Franklin College athletics took a leap forward this past week with the announcement of new athletic facilities. This is also a leap that could be considered unnecessary.
Our position: Health care reform is an historic piece of legislation that must be passed.
A vaccine has finally been made available for the H1N1 flu, but it’s not something everyone should obsess over.
Our position: We’re all adults, and there’s no good reason to leave plates and food on tables.
Our position: Students should take advantage of resources in the Career Services Center.
Our position: Indiana legislators should vote to allow the sale of alcohol on Sundays.
Editorial about the trayless movement in Sodexo.
The editorial board states that the short time frame of summer classes limits professors' abilities to effectively teach material.
Editorial Board says Student Congress President elect, Chelsi Mobley must build spirit on campus and promote Congress for success.
The editorial board discusses how students could miss out on housing preference due to flawed lottery system.
The Franklin thanks Keri Ellington for releasing vote totals from the Student Congress election Thursday.
The Franklin endorses Aaron Hommell for Student Congress President.
The Editorial Board argues New STeP and PDP must be improved for students to achieve success.
Our Position: The teacher-student relationship has changed with networking site.
The Franklin's Editorial Board discusses how the new password policy is unneeded.
The editorial board argues that the administration deserves a round of applause after a low increase in tuition costs in an effort to maintain the high standard of education at Franklin.
Franklin College needs to add more strict requirements for foreign languages and add a wider variety to choose from.
Board of trustees must fund security measures Leonard deems key.
The struggle for civil rights cannot end with Obama's election.
Our position: Voters can't be sure bad early voting set-up isn't intentional.
The Franklin endorses Sen. Barack Obama for United States president.
The Franklin endorses Gov. Mitch Daniels for another term as governor of Indiana.
The Franklin endorses Greg Zoeller for Indiana's attorney general.
The Franklin endorses Richard Wood for superintendent of public instruction for the state of Indiana.
While great emphasis is put on high school journalism by the Indiana High School Press Association and programs around the state, high school journalists miss out when advisers don’t take the opportunity to learn in the field.
The Editorial Board believes John McCain's recent remarks are dooming his campaign for the White House.
High school administrators should not be allowed to step in and stop teaching methods. Students need to be pushed.
Campus safety depends on the quick OK for installation of more One Card readers.
You've asked for them, and we couldn't ignore you. Hypes and Gripes are back this year.
This week marks the official launch of TheFranklinOnline.com, a Web site two years in the making and dedicated completely to student media.
The Franklin is endorsing Barack Obama for the Democratic nomination for President.
Voters need not be swayed by famous celebrities and their endorsements for President.
Send The Franklin your choice for President, and tell us why.
Three candidates running unopposed in Student Congress elections shows apathy among Franklin students.
We get several breaks during the fall, but only one during spring.
Recent visits show that Hoosier votes will finally matter in a presidential race.
Editorial about Indiana's importance in the upcoming presidential election.
At the First Amendment Symposium Gov. Mitch Daniels said the First Amendment was in great shape. Recent events beg to differ.