The last of the 2011–12 staff, and penultimate for the year.

A look at school and social issues:

• Editorial: A Plethora of Policies—fidgeting for diversity
• Ideological Fetishism: intellectual conformity in A&S
• Ethnic studies: unscholarly selectivism
• Concocted Compassion and Crocodile Tears: how our superficial moral standard resembles China
• War on women? No kidding
• and of course… Colonel Cornell and the Equity-Enforcing Entanglement

Also:

• Wolfowitz: an underappreciated public servant
• Science and ethics: not so different

James Madison called— he loves issue 9.

• Editorial: Slope Day blowing our cash
• Conservatives don’t talk about copyright, so the Review does.
• Two opinions on Trayvon
• India & the US: potential allies
• Colonel Cornell and the D.E.R.P. dilemma
• Why liberals abuse science

It’s the issue of your dreams—but you’re not dreaming.

• Interview with new President Adam Gitlin
• Editorial: Demand fiscal responsibility from the SA
• What’s it like to immigrate legally?
• Three articles on sex—what is this, the Sun?
• Colonel Cornell and the diversity roundtable

The issue we’ve all been waiting for—since the last one.
This one is literally overflowing onto the back page:

• Hear from student organizations on 2012.
• The full story on Technion.
• Editorial: questioning diversity.
• Mooning the Sun, Colonel Cornell, and the Rage Page. Not that it’s all funny.
• Thoughts on the state of the Catholic Church.
• Interview with Students for Ron Paul.
• Hear from NeW, a new club for conservative-minded women.
• More.

Our first issue for Spring 2012:

• 2012 Coverage: Mitt Romney Isn’t Barack Obama, But He Might As Well Be
• Mooning the Sun: Patricide in the First Degree
• CUPD Underage Violations Increase on North During Rush Week
• Colonel Cornell, with a Guest Appearance from Privateer Princeton

In this issue: interview with Ithaca mayoral candidate Svante Myrick, Europe in perspective, and plenty more utterly honest journalism. And two humor pages.

Freshman perspectives! Obama’s foreign policy! The return of the Ship of Fools! Check out page 3 for the Review‘s take on the Cornell Greek debacle.