Film causes nationwide controversy
By Eric Berg | Apr. 30, 2008On April 15, College students heard a lecture from Bob Kaita, a Princeton physicist who argued it is possible for a scientist to believe in God. While ...
Read More »On April 15, College students heard a lecture from Bob Kaita, a Princeton physicist who argued it is possible for a scientist to believe in God. While ...
Read More »I woke up in a cold sweat, jumped out of my covers and ran to the window. What I saw wasn't a grove of cherry trees or the steeple of Green Hall, but ...
Read More »The "TV War" drags on in Iraq in a hot-again, cold-again, violent and alien desert where mission accomplished couldn't be further from the truth. In ...
Read More »If you've walked around the College lately, you may have noticed the new curse word we've added to our repertoires. It didn't come from movies or rap ...
Read More »I want to thank the students (and others) who conducted the marathon reading of James Joyce's "Ulysses" last Thursday and Friday. They read the whole ...
Read More »Imagine a world in which a wave of your hand could pay for your groceries, your missing child could be located immediately and John Doe doesn't exist. ...
Read More »The NBA is a troubled league for many more reasons than being white or black. Labeling the problem, "the NBA exists today as being simply racial," is ...
Read More »As a sports fan, I get excited whenever any new sports season starts, whether it's football, baseball or college hoops. However, every April I realize ...
Read More »Initially thinking that the clip was some sort of skit from "Saturday Night Live," I didn't believe the proclamation by Oklahoma legislator Sally Kern ...
Read More »Sen. Barack Obama of Illinois won last Thursday's mock Democratic primary with 69 percent of the vote, and it is with great enthusiasm that the College ...
Read More »Signal portrait of DOP lacks balance The article, "Office of Campus Police: six vacancies" from the April 2 edition of The Signal paints a rather inadequate ...
Read More »Since the campaigns began for the 2008 presidential elections, Sen. Barack Obama has taken a definitive lead in the polls, outpacing his rival Sen. Hillary ...
Read More »On Feb. 26, New Jersey Gov. Jon S. Corzine delivered his annual budget address, and proposed a budget for the 2009 fiscal year. Included in this proposed ...
Read More »Four a.m. and a college student is lying in bed, studying for the next day's final exam. Fed up with calculus, she rolls out of bed and in one swift motion, ...
Read More »Having attended a school consisting of an overwhelming majority of in-state students for nearly three years now, I can say that I have overheard much ...
Read More »In a recent poll given by ESPN The Magazine, almost 50 percent of those polled think "it's a shame what's happening to the (NBA)." By the same token, ...
Read More »We are writing this letter in response to Leo Acevedo's opinion, "Student awareness needed to combat education funding loss," which appeared in the March ...
Read More »This past week in politics can only be characterized as controversial for Sen. Barack Obama. When video surfaced of Obama's life-long spiritual leader, ...
Read More »I would like to revisit the idea of deporting illegal immigrants, which was floating around Washington and other political circles recently. Let's have ...
Read More »Recently, Gov. Jon S. Corzine unveiled his budget proposal for fiscal year 2009. As expected, this budget included cuts not only to higher education, ...
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