The past months have ushered in a new chapter in the immigration debate centering on the question of allowing illegal immigrants to obtain state-issued ...
Read More »In 1964, Barry Goldwater ran for president in a red blaze of failure. One of the nation's staunchest conservatives in the time when Kennedy and Johnson ...
Read More »During a conversation a few months back, a friend sent me a link to a Washington Times editorial in an effort to prove me wrong with "solid facts." I ...
Read More »After three years at the College I have noticed that things tend to happen in a predictable manner. The seasons change, rushes for fraternities and sororities ...
Read More »We have a saying around these parts: if you are going to come late, don't come at all. After months of standing behind a Republican-controlled Congress ...
Read More »In its first term, the George W. Bush presidency was marked by a series of tradeoffs. It traded the capture of a man who organized the flying of planes ...
Read More »This just in - an eye for an eye won't only leave us all blind, it will leave us cash-strapped and judicially impotent as well. Since the reinstatement ...
Read More »Occasionally when I am searching the Internet for news and information I come across some world event that completely nauseates and infuriates me. For ...
Read More »It's been a longstanding tradition of mine to write something nasty about Valentine's Day every February. I've targeted its excessive commercialism, its ...
Read More »In many ways, Valentine's Day is my least favorite of all the holidays. It would be one thing if it were merely a commercialization of a holiday, but ...
Read More »Construction delays and Carte Blanche controversies aside, the College is a relatively reliable institution. But, in recent years, even the noble efforts ...
Read More »Is this a sign of the end times? A self-proclaimed liberal is about to confront affirmative action. Contrary to what some might believe, I cannot think ...
Read More »With news beginning to surface that the now infamous Metzger Apartments will not be finished for the upcoming 2005-06 school year and the possibility ...
Read More »Jan. 22 marked the 32nd anniversary of Roe v. Wade, the Supreme Court decision that legalized abortion in the United States. Ever since, the moral status ...
Read More »Many people worry about the future, which, of course, is natural. Concerns over obtaining a job, getting health insurance, staying healthy and finding ...
Read More »It was a very cold day immediately after the storms and my car was still half buried in snow. I traveled over 150 miles in a bus that day with eight ...
Read More »As an English-oriented person, I become annoyed when words are used improperly. I feel like smacking anyone who says "more unique" or "better then you" ...
Read More »In the underrated film "Cop Land," Sheriff Freddy Heflin is reluctant to turn his benefactor, crooked cop Ray Donlan, over to Moe Tilden of Internal Affairs. ...
Read More »In a recent address to the National Press Club, Sen. Edward Kennedy of Massachusetts revealed his vision for the the Democratic Party's role in America's ...
Read More »I used to have a prejudice against popular culture. Experience had shown me far too often that popular things are sometimes not good things, whether it ...
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