Opinion
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Internet consumes our modern life
By Margaret Poe 2004 OK, I admit it: I am an Internetaholic, and I’m ready to tell the world. The world needs to know; I...
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Homecoming crushes royal rejects, leaves nothing but regrets
By Margaret Poe 2004 I just don’t know what happened. I had genetics on my side, with hair whiter than an arctic sunrise, skin so...
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Red, white and blue, the patriotic trend
By Margaret Poe 2004 Forget the Goths. These days, black is no cooler than an “I love Saddam Hussein” bumper sticker. In fact, just about...
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Casual Fridays run rampant: Students must implement TGIDUF in response
By Margaret Poe 2004 Just as school restrooms are divided into “faculty” and “lowly student” divisions, just as there are “faculty” parking lots and “some...
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Bush rhetoric crosses church-state line
By Margaret Poe 2004 Our president believes in Him. So do millions of people across the country and around the world; however, millions of others...
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So there weren’t any bombs, after all …
By Margaret Poe 2004 David Kay has given up. Considering that Kay was the chief U.N. weapons inspector in Iraq, our favorite cowboy (and nominee...
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For the sake of the troops, support the war
By Taylor Lipps 2004 At this point it no longer matters whose side you are on. Whether you are a Bush hater or lover. Whether...
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Title IX controversy rages on
By Taylor Lipps 2004 Title IX, the infamous law that supposedly brings equal opportunities to women athletes, is once again under debate. The Commission on...
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Turning your back on flag same as turning your back on America
By Taylor Lipps 2004 The possibility of war has been on the minds of many Americans over the past month as our president has made...
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Student exercises freedom of expression
By Ali Gowans 2004 This weekend I participated in a demonstration against war in Iraq. A group of about 25 of us stood on the...
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Fall Festival arrives for Cedar Valley Arboretum
It’s Fall Festival at Cedar Valley Arboretum. Scarecrows are set up to welcome all the visitors for fall. During these four weeks of Fall Fest, on average, 1,500 people...
