Constantly shifting security measures are considered a best practice among terrorism analysts precisely because they tend to thwart terrorist attacks in the short-term and force the bad guys to change tactics over the long-term.
THE CURRENT traffic study being conducted to examine potential delays around the new Emmet Street parking garage is a positive step, as it actively includes city officials and seeks to assuage the concerns of residents of Lewis Mountain neighborhood.
As America inches closer to war with Iraq, it has abruptly been presented with a new threat from the east -- North Korea.
Having been in Rome for just about two months now, I've experienced only recently the inevitable and undesirable homesickness that I'd been dreading ever since my plane landed back in August.
Having never lived in a big city -- and by this I mean a Wash- ington, D.C., or a New York -- coming to Rome, Italy was tough.
YOU ALL have probably heard at least a hundred times in the past few months that college will be a life-changing experience.
THROUGHOUT history there have been many walls of oppression and exclusion throughout the world.
I AM NOT a pessimist by nature, but now that President Bush is sending Secretary of State Colin Powell to the Middle East to "help quell" the escalated Israeli-Palestinian conflict, I must implore you all to not give a crap, and go about your everyday lives.
AMERICAN history is littered with frivolous lawsuits. A Virginia inmate once sued himself for $5 million because he got drunk and violated his religious beliefs, causing him to commit a crime.
FOR THIS week's column, I've chosen not to address a typically opinion-friendly issue like race relations or budget cutbacks.
