IT IS truly hard to believe that in just a couple weeks the semester will be over. It doesn't really feel different from any other semester, except that for myself and for my fourth-year classmates it is our last.
THE PROLIFERATION of computers in modern society is a double-edged sword. Quick, convenient access to outside information also means that anyone can quickly and easily get into your own personal data.
PRIOR TO crying havoc and reacting to a supposed crisis, it is generally a good idea to take a step back and make sure you have fully considered the issue at hand.
LAST WEEK, President Casteen issued a statement saying that he did not intend to sign the American College and University Presidents' Climate Commitment on behalf of the University.
LAST FRIDAY, the D.C. Circuit Appeals Court ruled that the District of Columbia's decades-old law banning the possession of firearms was unconstitutional.
ACCORDING to Senator and presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton (D-NY), the state of South Carolina should remove a Confederate flag displayed on the grounds of its Statehouse.
DEMOCRATIC Senator Ted Kennedy (D-Mass.) reaffirmed his party's complete lack of economic sense last week with a proposal requiring banks to bid for government-backed student loans.
GIVEN THE ease and speed of modern communication, it is pretty much inevitable that a story will not only be reported on, but will quickly be broadcast into living rooms, offices, and anywhere else with internet or TV access.
FOREIGN policy discussions over the past couple years have unfortunately focused more than anything on a single issue: Iraq.
THE TERM sexual assault carries with it connotations making it very hard to discuss, if for no other reason because people think they know what it means.
