WITH ALL the enthusiasm of a dog forced to take its eye medication, President Bush announced last week that he would order the creation of an independent commission to investigate "intelligence failures" leading up to his administration's decision to go to war with Iraq. One might be tempted to breathe a sigh of relief
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EDITORIAL: The tumultuous year, in our own words
By Editorial Board | 1 hours agoOur articles are typically published under the monolithic title of “EDITORIAL.” This article, however, intends to capture the parts of the whole — the seven students behind the sign-off.
CLIPPINGER: Jay Jones’ inauguration reflects a shift in Virginia’s civic culture
By Grace Clippinger | 3 hours agoFor those who voted for Jones, support comes with an obligation — to expect better from him, to hold him accountable and to remain honest about the conditions under which he is afforded trust.
COHEN: The presidential appointment process was blatantly non-Jeffersonian
By Ryan Cohen | 2 days agoJust as Jefferson viewed last-minute judicial entrenchment as a violation of democratic norms, many at the University see the Board’s actions as similarly problematic.
