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INTRODUCTION
 

Updated May 21, 2007 at 11:08 am EST

 

BEST OF

AUG 04 - JULY 05

 

NEWS


Special three year   anniversary 9-11 edition

 

Blasi on Board Brings Brightness!

 

President Bush's inaugural address focuses on freedom, friendship, and faith!

 

Pop singer Michael Jackson acquitted of all 10 counts!

 

SGB ELECTIONS:

 

'Driven', 'Proven' and 'Results Matter' slates sweep SGB election!

Endorsing the fabulous five for Student Government Board (SGB) elections on Nov 17!

 

Election 2004:

 

MORAL PUSH 4 BUSH WORKED!

Kerry for a weaker America: Running for president, they call him Kerry!

 

PSelect-cision 2004 asks: "What are issues that are most important to you that you are basing your vote on and why?"

 

PSelect-cision 2004 asks 40 students, "Which presidential candidate will best lead this country and why?"

 

Kerry for DRAFT which Bush is against!

 

Trial advocate Edwards could not defend Kerry against charges!

 

Who cares for the the 2nd victim!

 

Republicans are the political party for African-Americans and people of different ethnicities!


Answering, "Voting for neither candidate of a major political party is going to bring us closer to God."

 

Impressions

 

Carnegie Library corrupts the morals of a minor!

 

SGB and Rainbow Alliance’s view of homosexuality is not held by all!

 

Juveniles escape of death penalty could influence abortion decisions.

 

FDA should continue to ban gay sperm and ignore editorials opposing them!

 

Expressions

 

Archives of Daily Devotionals Delivers Dosage!

 

Christian groups seek to provide haven for incoming students!

 

Boston Red Sox ace Curt Schilling knows all about spiritual strikeouts!

 

Vote for the perfect candidate 24-7!

 

Hotpressions

 

The Pitt News editorial, 'Troop casualties undercounted by 17,000'  makes it sound like......

 

Rebuttal to Daniel Masny's Feb 03,05 Pitt News column

 

Sports

 

Pitt  2004 Cheerleading and Dance Team surrounded Schenley Quad with their Squad!

 

Pitt Cheerleaders and Dance team try to cheer up Panther fans!

 

"Golf’s New 'Sultan of Swat' Victorious Again"

There’s a New 'Berg' in the ‘Burgh.'

 

Three Panther fans weather the floods at 6:30 a.m.


Steelers Open Season with Home Victory

Pitt's Track and Field could go the distance!

 

Pittsburgh Steelers come back with rookie and backup players!

 

Deja Vu for the Steelers

 

Entertainment

 

Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith

 

Feature

 

"Top 25 reasons given for why students think the original candy cane was made with red and white stripes and was in the shape of a candy cane?"

 

Top 14 answers to "Love is....."

 

My Kiss of a Lifetime hopes to be special!

 

Top 14 responses to 'A Loving friend is........'
In celebration of Valentine's Day, the top 50-26 responses to 'Love is....'

 

In celebration of Valentine's Day, the top 25-1 responses to 'Love is....'

 

Top 5 responses given by students to, "What is the most important lesson your mom taught you?"

Acrostic Poem for Mother's Day!

 

Greek Life

 

Greek communities can communicate charity and care!

 

Kappa Kappa Gamma sister Jessica shows her Pitt spirit with her friends!

 

Newest sisters of Delta Zeta sorority enjoy a meal at Schenley Cafe after their initiation!

 

Student Government Board member Liz Blasi enjoys a meal at Schenley Cafe with her Chi Omega sisters!

 

Food

 

PGSIS 2005 Taste with Haste Cereal Poem

PGSIS Class of 2005 Favorite Cereal Survey Results

 

Education


Human Resource Management Final Exam Sample Questions II

Human Resource Management Final Exam 45 Sample Questions

 

Hello, my name is Ramesh C. Reddy. As the publisher of the online edition of the Pittsburgh Standard, I would like to welcome you to our paper. The paper originally started out as a monthly paper edition serving predominantly the Carnegie Mellon University and the University of Pittsburgh community. It was funded by the Center for Life and Family to give students an alternative paper to the Pitt News and the Tartan.
          It was a pilot program for an entire school year from September 2001-April 2002. We ran the paper without paid advertisements. As of April 2002, the print edition had stopped but I am so grateful for all the staff that made the paper possible from the publisher to each writer.
          When the paper was not going to be coming anymore, I was a bit disappointed because I heard wonderful stories of the impact the paper made in many student’s lives. I did not want that impact to be stifled just because there was not going to be a print edition.
          As the then managing editor of the paper, I took it upon myself to do what I could so that the paper would continue if not as a paper edition. With this in mind, I contacted the publisher to see if I could use the Pittsburgh Standard’s name to run the paper online. Permission rights were given to me to have the Pittsburgh Standard’s name to run an online edition as long as the Center for Life and Family would be absolved of having anything to do with the online edition starting in May 2002 until a future paper edition could return.
          An agreement was reached and the Pittsburgh Standard was born on a commercial site http://www.pittsburghstandard.com. Just because I decided to start an online edition of the paper, I did not want people to forget what made this opportunity possible.
          With this in mind, I have archived all of the paper edition issues from Sept 2001-April 2002 and included them on the site with a new monthly archive section since April 2002.
          Now as the paper runs as a commercial site and I was given rights to have the name, I don’t intend to forget what made the paper successful. If anything, I hope to see the online edition improve over the paper edition.
          I encourage you all to look through the archives to see the kind of articles that were covered in the paper so you can know what the editors and writers made possible. All of them will be moving on but the Standard will remain. It will remain to reach out to readers in different ways through the different sections of the paper.
          If you have always wanted to write and could never find the opportunity to write, I invite you to come aboard the PS. The online paper can only become better with dedicated editors and writers who have a passion to use the paper as a means of public service whether that service includes covering breaking news, writing impressions and expressions to influence and challenge the public, etc. The paper does not end with those sections alone for there is more to the paper to reach the public masses. You can reach us with any questions or comments at  pghstndrd@pittsburghstandard.com or rcrst6@pitt.edu

I would now like to leave you with the words of the former Editor-in-Chief, Jeremy Day.  He is the one who took upon himself with other members of Chi Alpha Ministries the responsibility of making the print-edition of the paper a reality and influenced lots of students with the limited staff team he was able to have.

      “As part of our effort to respect and acknowledge all viewpoints, we welcome comments and submissions. We do this to continually provide a high level of service and integrity to our readership. We want to give you all the information you need and want, when you want it. So enjoy yourself as you are looking through the Pittsburgh Standard and thanks for reading! The mission of our paper is “To get the truth behind various news stories out into the public’s eye and educate them in various ways. We will not be biased one way or the other, but we will always carry the light of truth that comes from Christ. Our hope is to slowly pull our generation from the quagmire that Hollywood and the media has seemed to have led us into.”

Through the years, the paper had lost its focus on what Jeremy Day originally intended. What has already been written will not be removed but from now on to bring the paper back to its original mission, as of MAY 21, 2007, we will no longer be a conservative paper alone.

Instead, we will be an objective paper whose focus will be on emphasizing a biblical worldview in our writings whether we are labeled as conservative, liberal, libertarian, socialist, communist, etc in our coverage of what is happening on the campus, in the city, in the country, and in the continent from a biblical worldview. We will however not forget to reach out to the masses with the Gospel of Jesus Christ whenever we can!

With this in mind, we encourage all students to join our staff and have their work published. We come #1 in Google search when our name is typed in the search engine which did not happen before. Also, our writers can usually be found on Google search!

We are looking for writers and editors in EXPRESSIONS, HOTPRESSIONS, NEWS, GREEK LIFE, ENTERTAINMENT, TRAVEL, CAMPUS LIFE, FEATURE, IMPRESSIONS, EDUCATION, FOOD, SPORTS, BUSINESS, PHOTOGALLERY, AND GAMES!

We hope you join us! We write for you! You decide for us!