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On March 30, 1979, MWC students hold a rally to protest the college suspensions of four male Mary Washington students charged with drug offenses.

A newspaper article written by Michael Mello that describes students being questioned about police over suspected drug usage on campus.

An article about the proper responsibilities and attitudes of a newspaper in order to remain relevant to the students and faculty of the school campus.

The fourth part of a satiracal column about a student protest articulated as if it were a revolution. This part depicts President Woodard's realization of the revolution's severity and his plan on combating it.

Editorial dealing with the Bullet's decision not to publish two letters by gay students because the students did not want their names printed. The editorial discusses the impact on gay students if their homosexuality is revealed, citing the case of…

The major findings of a survey conducted by the student senate committee, which was designed to determine the major issues of an upcoming student election.

This Bullet article discusses the desire for more "open student body" meetings, according to a student survey. One such meeting took place on February 13, 1979, although out of a total student number of over 2,300, only 30 students attended. The main…

A newspaper article written by Steve Geigerich that discusses protests held by Mary Washington College students over marijuana-use suspensions.

An account of why seniors are stressed out and not themselves during their final semester.

A newspaper article written by Beth Innis and Michael Mello, discussing the visit of sexual assualt legal reformer Pam McCoach to Mary Washington College.