What we should ask runnin’ candidates
Opinion Monday, May 7th, 2012The questions routinely asked of our presidential candidates are insufficient for assessing their potential ability to lead the nation.
The questions routinely asked of our presidential candidates are insufficient for assessing their potential ability to lead the nation.
For a big group of parents it’s always easier to turn cartoons on or even open the front door and send your kids outside to ride bikes than it is to sit down with them and find a way to engage their minds
Millennials, those of us born after 1982, have been dubbed “Generation Me” by psychologists.
Briana Cornwall is a junior social sciences and English major with a gender studies minor. Student newspapers exist to give voice to those paying to attend school. They offer glimpses into the university culture and the perspectives of students devoting their energies to campus life. But yet again, the Arbiter fails to do this—at least, [...]

“Do you think America should have the death penalty? Why or why not?”

Seven months ago, convicted murderer Paul Ezra Rhoades was executed in Idaho.
This is a commentary on “Hoetips,” a viral internet meme. Read a new commentary about a Hoetip every Wednesday. Things get way more complicated when a lie enters the situation. Once you lie about something you have to continue to lie to keep up with your first lie. Before you know it you’ll have a [...]
The whisper of pen to paper passed relatively unnoticed when President Obama signed the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) 2012.

The ideas listed here in the first amendment are some of the most important to the Founding Fathers if you consider their placement at the front of the line.
In a society that is filled with pressures of conformity, labels, and unbelievably high standards, it’s extremely easy for adolescent girls to get a bad reputation.
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