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Annapolis Conference Shows Slight Progress

OpinionMengfei Chen -
For Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, last week's Middle East peace conference at Annapolis may have been the last chance to rescue a...

Game Ratings Hurt Sales

OpinionAE Anteater -
If you've spent any amount of time in the gaming world, chances are you've heard of game developer Rockstar and its reputation for...

Christmas: Really A Religious Holiday?

OpinionEric Brunner -
Christmastime is upon us. For the majority of Americans, this means that it is time to start wondering what cool things you will...

Clinton Is More Than Just a Woman

OpinionJaye Estrada -
'President Hillary Clinton:' Get used to hearing that, at least if the presidential election were held today. At the Nov. 15 Democratic debate,...

Letters To The Editor

OpinionReaders -
Why Would Students Give Up Voting? My name is Cody Brown and I hail from New York University. I was a student in the...

Getting Drunk on ‘Tequila’ Hurts Society

OpinionEditorial Board -
As if Paris Hilton, Britney Spears and Lindsay Lohan weren't enough to damage our culture, meet Tila 'Tequila' Nguyen. She is the star...

Personal Genetic Profiles Hide the Real Story

OpinionRyon Graf -
Less than a decade after the human genome was decoded and made available to the public, a new novelty has arisen: personal genetic...

Students for Sale (To Highest Bidder)

OpinionNathan Tumazi -
'Students for sale!' yells the loan officer. 'Got another one for $45,000. Says here she's going to UC Berkeley.' The loan coordinator walks...

Genetics Must Be Debated

OpinionMengfei Chen -
On Oct. 14, 2007, Dr. James Watson, father of modern genetics and Nobel Prize recipient, stated in an interview with Britain's Sunday Times...

Why Ron Paul? Let Me Count the Ways

OpinionChristopher George -
I recently registered as a Republican for the first time and cringed when I did. It isn't that I hate Republicans or what...

The Continuing Hypocrisy of David Horowitz

OpinionNathan Tumazi -
If 'Islamo-Fascism Awareness Week' were really about rallying student support for human rights, why was it not put on by human rights organizations?...

Why Students Choose Tuition Over Voting

OpinionReaders -
In a recent survey of 3,000 New York University students, 20 percent said they would exchange their right to vote in the 2008...
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