The Office of Student Life presents 3OH!3
Bryce Tuggle
The Office of Student Life is bringing electropop duo 3OH!3 to campus for a concert on Thursday Oct. 18 at 8 p.m. The concert will take place in the TD Arena on Meeting Street. Special prices for tickets are offered to students. In the days prior to the show, tickets will cost $10 with a Cougar…
View from the Sidelines: Should I stay or should I go now?
Opinion, Sports
If I go there will be trouble An if I stay it will be double Friday morning, about 9:45, the College of Charleston's Board of Trustees will take a full vote on whether the school should transfer its athletic allegiance from the Southern Conference to the Colonial Athletic Association. If you think this move is…
Students get involved with politics on campus
Leah Sutherland
Election 2012, News and Politics, Politics, The Yard, The Yard 2
Election season is upon us. Hide your horses and your wives, because America is entering debate mode. All CNN, ABC, CBS, MSNBC and HGTV want to do is discuss politics. As political discourse sweeps the nation, things remain relatively quiet on campus. That's not to say no one is doing anything. Groups such Political Science…
Fixing a top-heavy administration
CisternYard.com Staff
Opinion, Staff Editorials, The Yard, The Yard 2
As much as we'd like to think we are, the United States is no longer the leader in education. The Chinese surpass us in science and mathematics, the Germans rely on their efficiency and engineering, and even Canadians are out-ranking us on international reading standards. What do we have left? Inefficient budgeting allocations and a…
Education 101: The 2012 Election and Higher Education
With Nov. 6 creeping steadily closer, the 2012 presidential campaign is ramping up as incumbent President Barack Obama and former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney finalize their efforts to win the American people's vote. Undecided voters face a myriad of issues on which the candidates seem unable to agree. From national healthcare to foreign policy, the…