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Tag: spectrum

Editor suspects copies of N.D. State's student paper were stolen

News
April 1, 2008September 5, 2018 Emilie Yam

About 4,500 copies of North Dakota StateUniversity's student paper disappeared from campus distribution racks last week.The March 28 issue of the Spectrum contained a special issue thatincluded a five-page list of the salaries of all university employees.

Tagged North Dakota, North Dakota State University, spectrum

The Heat is On

Uncategorized
December 1, 2004

One article said that student government officers had lied about their reasons for pulling funding for a footrace in honor of a student that was training for a marathon when she was raped and killed. Another article criticized over-spending oo the fall campus concert, making a spring campus concert impossible.

Tagged , reports, spectrum, University at Buffalo, University of North Florida, Winter 2004-05

After conflict, senators cut funding to paper

Uncategorized
August 1, 2004

The reduction in student fees allocated to the student paper came as a result of numerous articles criticizing the student government, said Shultz, who is the former editor in chief of the Spectrum.

Tagged , Fall 2004, New York, reports, spectrum, University at Buffalo

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