Month: February 2003

A case in Illinois may decide just how much freedom students have on college campuses. At issue is whether college administrators at Governors State University can limit student expression by previewing and censoring student publications.

When President George “Dubya” Bush unveiled his proposed budget last weekend, I couldn’t help but see red. Red as in righteous neo-socialist rage, but also as in red ink. The 13-pound, five-volume budget book was

The entire nation is mourning the loss of space shuttle Columbia and the seven men and women who lost their lives in the name of space exploration. The 100-ton shuttle burst into flames as it

I am writing because I was disgusted after reading Nicole D’Andrea’s article about affirmative action, not because it was pro-affirmative action, but because it was full of rhetoric and propaganda. Ms. D’Andrea wrote that even

By passing off speculation as fact, President George W. Bush deceived most of the American public with his State of the Union Address. We can all sleep soundly knowing that the United States “possibly” has

I woke up on Saturday, Feb. 1 to the news that the space shuttle Columbia had disintegrated upon its re-entry, breaking up 39 miles over Texas. All seven crewmembers were killed. I stared at the