Month: March 2004

For the fifth most populous state in the country, we’re a fairly quiet people in terms of politics. Governor Rendell is seeking to end this trend by the implementation of a statewide voter-education program in

I must admit I have never been a fan of Howard Stern. I know many who are, though. They all tell me a similar story: Spend a few weeks or months listening to Stern before

Spain’s support of the Iraq War didn’t protect it from international terrorism. Why should anyone believe that regime change in Baghdad has made any other nation safer? The March 11 attack is the starkest proof

After a one-year hiatus, Dawn Staley’s Temple Owls are back in the NCAA tournament, this time as a No. 11 seed in the West bracket. This time, they’ll have the luxury of playing on their

In a local paper in late February was the headline “House passes bill protecting unborn victims.” While skimming through the black and white print, a quote from our president jumped out of the text. “We

Coming back to America was a bigger culture shock than being in Italy. Being immersed in the Italian lives and culture for an entire semester had thrown me off with American ways. Even though I