Susnick misses the mark on religion, God and Hitler
By Matt Esposito | Oct. 20, 2004Well it has happened again. Some "heathen upstart" has dared to question my "divinely appointed authority to brainwash you all." Joking aside, ...
Read More »Well it has happened again. Some "heathen upstart" has dared to question my "divinely appointed authority to brainwash you all." Joking aside, ...
Read More »In the article "Proof of God can be found in core rational arguments," Todd Carter argues that God's existence can be proven by rational thought and logical ...
Read More »This time last year, we had our pick of 10 Democratic presidential candidates. Some of us liked Howard Dean, others wanted Wes Clark to win. Some ...
Read More »Last Wednesday I was sitting in one of the booths of the Brower Student Center dining area when I noticed an interesting statement scrawled on the table. ...
Read More »To the Editor, In response to Matt Esposito's column, "The sober truth - drinking a detriment to college," published on Sept. 29: In his ...
Read More »The recent findings about "hook-ups" at the College have attracted quite a bit of publicity. Many are shocked that such a large number of people are engaging ...
Read More »To the Editor: Matt Esposito claims that conservative voices are suppressed in America's schools. The irony is too much - a guy who writes a ...
Read More »To the Editor: This is in response to Matt Esposito's "Pervasive liberal bias undermines academic freedom." I've read a number of bad arguments, ...
Read More »"I don't have the evidence to prove that God doesn't exist, but I so strongly suspect he doesn't that I don't want to waste my time." Undoubtedly, ...
Read More »To the Editor: Although Todd Carter's recent article, titled "Proof of God can be found in core rational arguments," was a decent try at making ...
Read More »The freedoms of speech and thought have been cherished in this country since its founding. The spirit of America is built on the bedrock of unalienable ...
Read More »When Karl Rove was trying to salvage George W. Bush's image after an embarrassing first presidential debate, he told supporters not to worry, because ...
Read More »Mommy's not tucking me into bed anymore, and I'm tired. College moves pretty fast, and before you know it, it's 6:30 in the morning, you're still awake, ...
Read More »I'd like to believe that the decisions a person makes in public office are more important than what he or she does in private life inasmuch as the former, ...
Read More »Last week in The Signal, three articles attempted to use logic to prove the existence of God. All three used unfounded, self-righteous Socratic banter ...
Read More »To the Editor: Before I begin my response to Zac Goldstein's editorial, I want to clear up a few misconceptions he has about me. I like and respect ...
Read More »Experts agree that there are several scenarios by which mankind may cease to exist. The first is nuclear warfare, which the international community has ...
Read More »To the Editor: As another election approaches only weeks away and New Jersey slowly emerges as a swing state, I've been noticing a greater trend ...
Read More »I have heard people say that belief in God is fine and well enough, but that we have no proof of anything beyond religion's claims to know truth. Therefore ...
Read More »As those involved in journalism are fond of pointing out, Thomas Jefferson once wrote "our liberty depends on the freedom of the press." Jefferson ...
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