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By David Rout | Sep. 22, 2004How can we make a home in a place that feels so foreign? We're not in Kansas anymore - and we're certainly not in high school either. Yes, ...
Read More »How can we make a home in a place that feels so foreign? We're not in Kansas anymore - and we're certainly not in high school either. Yes, ...
Read More »No word resonates quite as strongly in the context of international human rights violations as "genocide." Considering the impetus behind any act ...
Read More »If there's any phrase in the political world that's as tired and clich?d as Hillary Clinton's vast rightwing conspiracy, it's that of the "liberal media ...
Read More »"I miss you." They're all saying it - some fighting tears, their voices cracking, broadcasting the raw emotion that is rarely seen on television ...
Read More »It's a perfect time for imperfections. Gimpy legs, heart murmurs, poor vision - if you have any physical problems to speak of - now's the time to get ...
Read More »As I looked across the activities fair last Wednesday, I saw the school at its best. One could taste the optimism in the air as all the clubs crowded ...
Read More »Even in our highly relativistic age we hold some moral values to be universal. Some things are just acknowledged to be wrong; the varieties of ...
Read More »Every American is guaranteed the rights to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. Unfortunately the guarantee of intelligence and moral clarity is ...
Read More »There has been much made of this gay marriage dispute recently and I feel that people need to get a grip on how truly serious this problem is. ...
Read More »In college, top stresses for most students should include getting work done for classes, doing well on exams, attaining good grades and paving the way ...
Read More »A few weeks ago, Matt Esposito wrote an article in which he made some very good points about the unfair double standard to which the media holds President ...
Read More »We have let ourselves become complacent, and taken it to heart that somehow those of us who are more intelligent and in the know are somehow to be watched ...
Read More »On Feb. 5, the Supreme Court of Massachusetts declared it would no longer offer "civil unions" instead of marriage for same-sex couples. This change further ...
Read More »Every time a child is missing, the country turns its eyes. Authorities hold press conferences and threaten punishment on the kidnappers. The media ...
Read More »Scottish nationalism is not exactly a hot-button issue in the United States. Nevertheless, it is an interesting movement (largely unknown to us) ...
Read More »Valentine's Day is here once again to remind me why I don't believe in love. Granted, that might seem like an overly cynical declaration from someone ...
Read More »There has been much said about the president's new amnesty program for illegal immigrants. Some have praised it, stating that it is a step in the ...
Read More »The Democrats have an issue on their hands when it comes to the credibility of whichever candidate is nominated. The subject of race is not one that is ...
Read More »Have you ever had one of those "I guess you had to be there" moments? You tell your friends something that happened in class, but it's as if you're ...
Read More »Everyone grab a rifle: it's hunting ... er ... campaigning season. With the Iowa caucus and the New Hampshire primary behind us, the race to select ...
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