Elizabeth Rico

FDA Thinks Gay Blood Is Dangerous

Banned for life: That is what hundreds of potential blood donors are hearing when they try to give blood. Why, you may ask? For...

‘Great Wall’ in Iraq Divides, Not Unites

Seen as the beginning of a new and exclusive gated community in Azamiyah, Iraq, the 'Great Wall,' as soldiers have jokingly come to call...

Split in Iraqi Gov. Troubling

Expect the unexpected. How many times have we been told that? A few thousand times maybe? And yet no matter how many times we...

Shallow Sorority Shuns Sisters

Sororities are infamous for three things: recruitment drives at the beginning of every quarter, wild parties every week and houses filled with attractive young...

’24’ Doesn’t Justify Torture

Monday nights at 9 p.m., millions of Americans tune in to watch '24,' one of the hottest shows on television. '24' depicts fictional character...

Get Educated With Risk Week

As a young woman living miles away from my family, I am always getting advice on how to stay safe. My favorite piece of advice was given to me by my little brother, who said I should just walk around with a sword and no one will bother me, expect perhaps

The Myth of Continuous Open Bidding

Everyone knows that recruitment happens once a year. It's a take-it-or-leave-it offer, and if you don't join the Greek system in the fall, you'll be looking at another year before the opportunity again arises. It's also a well-known fact that the best sor

Ancient Greek History and Its Origins

You see them every quarter on Ring Road scouting for new members. 'Party this Thursday!' you hear one shout. Fraternities have been on college campuses as long as anyone can remember.

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