What do you do when there is nothing to do? What do you do when there are no more problems to solve, books to read or papers to write? Aristotle says ...
Read More »This election has caused many to question the role of religion within American politics. Some believe that separation of church and state is being violated ...
Read More »To the Editor: In light of the tumultuous recent events, I feel that it is my duty to clarify and reflect on what has happened. The document ...
Read More »The Middle East has been a place of turmoil for over a half a century now. At times during Intifadas and uprisings one could turn on Fox News or CNN and ...
Read More »A few Sundays ago, Elise Young, reporter for The Record, profiled Dick Codey, the previously little-known politician who was suddenly thrust onto center ...
Read More »If President George W. Bush's many initiatives actually lived up to the promise behind them, I'd probably be one of his biggest supporters. After ...
Read More »To the Editor: On Nov. 4 members of the College community were stunned to learn that Dr. Daniel Crofts, Chair of the history department, was ...
Read More »On Nov. 2 President Bush won a second term in office. This should not have come as too much of a surprise. Historically it has been very difficult ...
Read More »Religion, it seems, is back on the menu. If you doubted that, or were simply in denial over the blurring of that neon line between church and state, the ...
Read More »The following is brought to you courtesy of the Bureau of Obviousness - we are a nation divided. At least, with 50 million-plus people voting in each ...
Read More »On election night 2004, the image of a divided country was broadcast to the American public. The blue coasts and the massive red interior of the electoral ...
Read More »Myth: President Bush won re-election in a landslide. While President Bush did recieve more votes than any other president in history, his victory ...
Read More »This year's election has provided for quite a bumpy ride. Swing states turned from red to blue and back again on online maps of the Electoral College, ...
Read More »Some say the apocalypse will come in a fiery explosion. Some say the dead will rise and be judged. Others say robots will rule the Earth. Judging by the ...
Read More »To the Editor: Although Matt Esposito's column agitates me weekly, it is Mr. McCaffrey I feel they need to address for the way he treats women ...
Read More »By 4 p.m. or so, Election Day, I was starting to feel uneasy. The highway toward Pennsylvania, and my voting district in Yardley, was crowded and there ...
Read More »Growing up, my father told me always to attempt to avoid two topics of conversation - religion and politics - while chatting with friends and acquaintances, ...
Read More »The executive branch has delivered a legal opinion that denies the protections of the Geneva Conventions to non-Iraqi citizens captured by American forces ...
Read More »To the Editor: Mike McCaffrey tells women, "You deserve so much better than to be treated as an object of pleasure and then be forgotten about." ...
Read More »To the Editor: I'm writing in response to Daniel Croft's letter of Oct. 20. His letter contains a number of quotes from the 9/11 Commission's ...
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