The Student Government Association (SGA) presented a referendum on stem cell research during its meeting on March 16. David Coates, vice president of ...
Read More »The next time you use the Internet, do a Google images search for "Israel wall." What will appear are thousands of pictures of the enormous concrete barricade ...
Read More »The following two pages are your words, your letters. We have printed them as we received them. As, at its core, The Signal sees as its mission to provide ...
Read More »It's been over a month since famed playwright Arthur Miller passed away and his eye for social commentary is already missed. A witch hunt, not unlike ...
Read More »Being openly conservative on a liberal campus is a strange experience. On one hand, I have found that to my delight many people here are much more conservative ...
Read More »Politics isn't a matter of making friends, but rather picking which enemies you can stomach the least. Case in point: I've come to detest much of the ...
Read More »Imagine, if you will, that The Signal was not allowed to report on Sodexho's Carte Blanche switch. Or on the salaries of top College employees like that ...
Read More »As acerbic comedian Lewis Black famously noted, we are faced today with two dominant forces in politics: the "party of bad ideas" and the "party of no ...
Read More »Most people I know do not consider same-sex marriage to be a big issue. They think of it as just another civil rights matter. Given enough time and pressure, ...
Read More »"The first casualty when war comes is truth." These words were famously coined by Hiram Johnson, a progressive Republican, more than 80 years ago. They ...
Read More »In the United States, we have terrible problems regarding equality. Politicians and outspoken Americans like to point fingers at each other when diagnosing ...
Read More »When the first priest sex scandal was exposed, it lead to a chain of events that was nearly catastrophic for the Catholic church. An endless stream of ...
Read More »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 ...
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