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<p>You are 100% correct. “Policies” are completely BS. Politicians thrive on the common voter’s inability to understand and make his own decisions. There hasn’t been a single year where the candidates didn’t suck, which is why I didn’t vote at all last year.</p>

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<p>…thanks for the quick laugh.</p>

<p>And yea, just name the date and time. I’m thinkin Ho Plaza. Butcher knives only.</p>

<p>someone suggested writing about the safety of campus bridges considering the minneapolis collapse but idk who I would interview about that</p>

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<p>unfortunately I am unable to accept your terms since I am allergic to stainless steel and would therefore be unable to properly wield a butcher knife in combat</p>

<p>I sugges that we instead do battle with [url=<a href=“http://www.incrediblehulk.com/hulkhands.html]Hulk”>http://www.incrediblehulk.com/hulkhands.html]Hulk</a> Hands<a href=“made%20by%20Toybiz”>/url</a></p>

<p>hey how about you write an article on CollegeConfidential?? you’re a regular on here and I’d like to see you do a piece…</p>

<p>ps: what do you think your specialization for the Sun will be?</p>

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<p>that’s a possibility</p>

<p>I think my interest in this site will have waned, though, by the time I settle into a routine – pretty soon I’ll be experiencing firsthand all the cornell happenings that I signed up to read about </p>

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<p>no clue; hopefully I can write a little bit of everything</p>

<p>i wish you the best at the sun, i hope you manage to avoid and overcome the elite editors who think they pwn…when they dont…</p>

<p>most solid sun readers will tell you that it is the writers, not the editors that pwn! and too bad the sun has lost many a good columnist!!!</p>

<p>o, yeah, I’ve been wanting to ask this:</p>

<p>do articles basically go to press as-is, or are they subject to heavy-handed editorial oversight? if it’s the latter, and an editor wants to change my piece, will they consult with me first, or just make the revision and send the article to print? I’m cool with getting my pieces proofread, just not with having them edited extensively w/o my approval</p>

<p>*to clarify, I’m not referring to poorly written, grammatically busted articles fairly deserving of revision; I’m talking about a case where, stylistically speaking, my editor doesn’t see eye-to-eye w/ me</p>