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Consider M.J.’s Mental Health

Your father believes in regular spankings. He can be a very aggressive disciplinarian at times. You and your eight siblings are kept somewhat isolated

Anti-Zionist Rhetoric Inhibits Peace

Let me preface this article by saying I'm sorry if I sound arrogant, and that I hope this article doesn't backfire, like every other major Zionist/Jew

Affects of Competition in Higher Education

Students at Princeton University upset about a new policy that puts a cap on the number of A's that can be received in a given class (35 percent).

Capitalism is Un-Christian

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. is the most talked-about socialist in America, with the exception of Jesus Christ. Granted, John Lennon is the most listene

Genevea Failed to Forsee Iraq

The 1864 Geneva Convention pledged aid for all sick and wounded soldiers regardless of nationality, and recognized the neutrality of any transport or

Summers Entitled to Free Speech

In recent weeks, much has been said about the comments that Harvard president Lawrence Summers made at a conference on Jan. 14 about the possibility t

Apathy Among Young People Goes Beyond Voting

This election was supposed to be different. We were going to change the world with our votes. We were going to buck the trend of the general decline i

Reflection On UC Regents Meeting

This week's UC Board of Regents meeting will be Regent Ward Connerly's last as a member of the Board. After 12 years of service to this state and ou

Video Games Time Consuming

Around eight to 10 years ago, when I was finally hitting double digits in age, the number of video games began to grow among teenagers and young adult

Plugging In, Tuning Out: iPod Revolution

The concept of portable music has existed since Sony's 1979 release of the Walkman. Since then, technology has evolved from Discmans to MP3 players, a

Constitutionality of Marriage

Abraham Lincoln spent four years sleeping with a man in his bed every night, a fact omitted from almost every textbook in the United States. America w

DNA Tests In Violation of Civil Liberties

Earlier this month, police arranged to have the DNA of 790 men in Truro, Mass. collected. At the request of the FBI, state and local police conducted

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