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BOV Member Involved in Local Controversy
A newspaper article written by Michael A. Mello regarding a controversy involving University of Mary Washington's Board of Visitors member, John G. Castles
History of the BOV: Why They Are
Micheal Mello article on the History of the Board of Visitors. Tell who they are, how they were formed, and what they do.
Editorial: Closed Subjects, Closed Minds
An article critiquing President Prince B. Woodward on his refusal to listen to student opinions regarding an extended visitation policy.
The Function of the BOV
A Bullet article in which Michael Mello discusses the operations of the MWC Board of Visitors.
Woodard Approves Student Bill of Rights: Ratification Vote Slated for March 28.
A newspaper article describing the Student Bill of Rights that President Woodard agreed upon with the Constitutional Revision Committee by Michael Mello.
Prometheus
A review of the small Mary Washington College newspaper, Prometheus, by Michael Mello.
The Impact on Due Process
BULLET New Analysis of the Anne Kight controversy in the Spring Semester of 1978. The article is primarily concerned with the idea of campus "due process", and the enumeration of rights, as well as the problem of "overzealous" dormitory officials…
Honor and Judicial: Where to Draw the Line
A newspaper article about the problems with students brought before both the Honor Council and Judicial Court.
Arrests Total Five
A newspaper article by Michael Mello detailing the events of a police search warrant conducted on dorm rooms in Madison Hall on Mary Washington College's campus.
Editorial: Senior Limbo
An account of why seniors are stressed out and not themselves during their final semester.
Deciding who is crazy: Reform Florida's procedure
Opinion editorial by Michael Mello about changing the process for declaring someone legally insane or incompetent.
Death? let the jury decide.
An article by Michael A. Mello on the Legislation regulation and its importance of jury control.
Tags: death penalty, jurry, Legislation, Miami, Michael A. Mello
No One Should Die When the Jury Votes for Life
Newspaper article written by Michael A. Mello, discussing Florida's capital sentencing statute in 1985.
The Bullet: Sink or Swim
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.
A Case for Anonymity
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…