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Santa Ana in Need of Sex Education

Einstein once defined insanity as 'doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.' In Santa Ana, concerned parents must be

Quality Drives Grades, Not TAs

Last week, an article entitled, 'TAs Have Too Much Power,' was published in the New University. After reading the article, I asked other graduate stud

Coverage of Iraq Has Reached All-Time Low

On Oct. 13 President George W. Bush was featured interviewing soldiers in Tikrit, Iraq via satellite. The White House later accidentally released a

Hype Over Election Overdone

If you have watched any television in the last nine months you have probably seen a fair number of ads bashing Gov. Arnold Schwarzengger on various pr

Files of Abuse Show the Church’s Gross Misconduct

The Catholic religion stands for many things that are right in this world. The church unequivocally preaches ideals such as peace, morality, selflessn

Reality Media is Not What it Seems

In recent years, there has been a marked shift in public interest from standard forms of nonfiction print to a new genre of 'reality'-based texts and

TAs Have Too Much Power

As someone who has always aspired to continue my education as far as it will take me, I look up to the graduate TAs in my various courses, noting the

MLB Should Utilize Instant Replay Technology

Sports fans have heard the old saying that umpires or referees are simply a part of the game. Even new Chief Justice John Roberts stated in his confir

Journalistic Integrity at Stake, Not Confidentiality

The Plame affair, a scandal surrounding the leak of a CIA operative's identity, is very complex and is slowly beginning to be understood. The leak, no

The Situation Isn’t Hopeless

Whenever I watch an American media outlet's coverage of anything related to Israeli-Palestinian politics, I can't help but shout at the television thi

Fundamentalism Has No Place in Islam

Recently, mass media has often used a disturbing phrase: 'Islamic fundamentalism.' Such word usage is lamentable because it sends an implicit messag

Lack of Respect Plagues

We're not in seventh-grade anymore, but when students chatter full-volume in classes and teachers implement mandatory attendance policies,

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