Years ago, the Spanish explorer Juan Ponce de Leon explored the forests of Florida for the famed Fountain of Youth. The water from this fountain was ...
Read More »Strong and clear vision is necessary for leadership. Great leaders are those who state their vision clearly and then execute around it. For President ...
Read More »By the time this column is published, Acting Gov. Richard Codey will have already submitted his budget proposal for the 2006 fiscal year. Programs that ...
Read More »The Corolla was beautiful. It was a brand new silver 2005 S-Type, and the summer sun reflected off every chrome facet - the paint, the rims, the license ...
Read More »In recent speeches, Sen. Hilary Clinton (D-N.Y.) adopted a conciliatory attitude toward the pro-life position. "I believe we can all recognize that abortion, ...
Read More »In October, I was asked to participate in a panel discussion and "put the Bush administration in a historical context." This pre-election forum asked ...
Read More »The one thing the Bush administration has been criticized about more than anything else is its foreign policy. Many believe that the war in Iraq was ...
Read More »It seems a strange night - Sunday, February 20, 2005 - for Hunter S. Thompson, PhD, aka Dr. Gonzo, aka Raoul Duke, to have put a bullet in his head, ending ...
Read More »We are a society that loves apostasy (the act of leaving one's faith or party). When Denzel Washington stopped playing do-gooders and took up the mantle ...
Read More »I admit, with a twinge of pride, that I made Sodexho's "Enemies List" as a member of the "group of 15 to 20 students" who took advantage of their Free ...
Read More »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 ...
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