played piano on Wednesday nights at Eickhoff Dining Hall was recently injured in a car accident that may leave him paralyzed from the mid-back down. "One ...
Read More »This October, Shirin Ebadi, the 2003 Nobel Peace Prize winner, filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Treasury for regulations that make it difficult ...
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 »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 »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 »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 »Both Sen. John Kerry and President George W. Bush stated in their debate on international affairs that nuclear proliferation is the single greatest threat ...
Read More »No word resonates quite as strongly in the context of international human rights violations as "genocide." Considering the impetus behind any act ...
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