Creedon: Guilty pleasures shouldn’t have shame
Creedon shares his pleasures, sheds the guilt and encourages others to do it, too.
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Salah: Anonymous insults page can inspire friendly digs
Salah argues that the Temple Insults page is harmless, but the trend stills needs monitoring.
Campbell: Women in combat hides deeper issue
Campbell argues that warfare shouldn’t be treated like an employment status.
Smith: Poster removal heals tension
Smith argues that a poster in Student Health Services, while well intentioned, was in poor taste.
Salah: Israel not everyone’s birthright
Salah responds to a previous TTN column concerning Israeli soldiers.
Scott: Campus pride slowly in the making
Scott explains why he has converted to a limited Temple Made supporter.
Bosak: Game critics really scrabbling for answers
Bosak argues that criticism over the letter value system in Scrabble isn’t as big a menace as the Players Dictionary.
Ahsan: Global warming a deserved hot topic
Ahsan argues that to successfully combat global warming, everyone needs to come to terms with it and pitch in.
Scott: Gun regulation is about common sense
Scott argues that gun control shouldn’t be determined by heated exchange, but by logical and open discourse.
Jacobs: Rights of firearm owners in crosshairs
Jacobs argues that the Second Amendment has become an easy scapegoat.