Let your voice be heard, no matter what others say
Commentary by Hemi Ahluwalia

“During Spring Break, a show was aired called ‘Conspiracy Theories.’ The show’s main subject was primarily about whether or not the moon landing ever happened and if a man has ever walked on the moon. It also showed how the government may have led so many people to believe that, in 1969, a man had actually set foot on the moon, when in reality it probably never happened.
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Fairness ideal yet something to strive for
Commentary by Ram Luthra

Objectivity, being unbiased, fair and balanced.
These are all words heard in association with modern-day journalists. These words are also prominent within the walls of the Daily Skiff newsroom.
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Time at TCU passed too quickly, but Frog Camp memories will last
Commentary by Aaron Chimbel

WOW!
Where did the last four years go?
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