Wednesday, January 29, 2003GileNext time you're on the first floor of Gile, check out the bulletin boards there; they're sort of interesting. There are some standard bulletin boards crammed with posters detailing club meetings, speakers, etc., and then there is a glassed-in bulletin board that (presumably) only the UGA or CD or someone can post on. Inside that are a couple of photos of Gile residents, as would be expected. The glassed-in board, however, also contains the "Why War?" posters.Does this mean that Gile Hall has taken a stance on US foreign policy? If so, what is the procedure for policy determination for a residence hall? Can we decide to equip South Mass with a missile defense system? Posted by Rollo at 3:25 PM Comments Post a Comment (we enforce our comments policy) |
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