Both Sen. John Kerry and President George W. Bush stated in their debate on international affairs that nuclear proliferation is the single greatest threat ...
Read More »I like to read. I suppose this is why I enjoy being a history major so much. At the start of college, when I discovered that I could make a productive ...
Read More »It seems to me that in my last article on prayer, I was doing things a bit backwards. In it, I made the claim that prayer is useful and it helps ...
Read More »As the 2004 presidential election draws progressively closer, the media have become more and more willing to distract potential voters with meaningless ...
Read More »Love him or hate him, at least give him a chance. When Michael Moore's Fahrenheit 9/11 comes out on video Oct. 5, the controversy will start anew. ...
Read More »To the Editor: After reading the paper last week, I had to respond. First, Carte Blanche sucks. Those in Sodexho that say that they surveyed ...
Read More »It is not difficult to see that our society does not value chastity. Most modern movies, television shows and books are saturated with sex. For ...
Read More »I've decided to take a break from bashing politicians and expounding on the idiocy of their followers in lieu of something that will probably make me ...
Read More »To the Editor: To the Campus Community: In recent weeks an editorial (Friction between press, police not helping public, Sept. 15 edition) ...
Read More »To the Editor: I'm sure the author meant well when he wrote "Prayer as Philosophy - A Spiritual and Moral Guide to Life," but as a Christian, ...
Read More »Drinking seems to be a rite of passage for any person who enters his or her college years. Once a freshman arrives on campus, he or she is bombarded with ...
Read More »These past few weeks have been like looking down the barrel of a gun. As the November election grows closer, my despair grows greater. Every attack ad, ...
Read More »For a week, the three of us spent a lot of time in all the dining halls on campus. We had dinner dates at a different hall each night. We ate together, ...
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 ...
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