Back-to-school address highlights polarization
Last week’s back-to-school address was unfairly lambasted as part of Obama’s agenda.
Wilson’s interjection hinders debate
Wilson’s outburst at Obama’s health care address distracted from the president’s message.
Plan to bolster financial aid is necessary
A drop in graduation rates signals the need to supplement public colleges’ financial aid.
An open letter to the Grand Old Party
Dear Republican Party, I’m afraid things just aren’t working out between us anymore. Please don’t be alarmed by this. I know this is sudden but I have concerns that you may be losing your stability now that you’ve been out of power for nine months. Recently, your followers even went after the president for having […]
Baha’is in Iran endure unjust persecution
Following Iran’s election, human rights violations have come to the forefront of the public sector.
Classes brought to you by budget crisis
A 21st century philosopher once mused: Fall is here, hear the yell/ back to school, ring the bell/ brand new shoes, walking blues/climb the fence, book and pens/ I can tell that we are gonna be friends. Yes, as another Labor Day has come and gone, it is once again time for most little Trojans-in-training […]
Artist’s Corner: Classic romance
Artist’s Corner: Classic romance
Turkey and Armenia stand to benefit from reconciling
The nations’ governments would do well to pass plans to re-establish diplomatic relations.
Artist’s Corner: A visit to the doctor
Artist’s Corner: A visit to the doctor
Mexican drought a sign of global warming
For Californians, drought is a common nuisance. Expensive cars are washed with less frequency, imported plants are left to the elements in would-be pristine yards and water bills are regarded with a wince. Nevertheless, people are never forced to forgo showering for a few days or wash dishes by hand rather than in the dishwasher. […]