Intolerance and ignorance are problems that slant violence in the Middle East to
Austin misrepresented Coulter's speech
In regards to Zach Austin’s column on Monday, March 12, I would like to point out the numerous inaccuracies. Since Austin and I have had a long in-class discussion about CPAC, an event I attended, I am disappointed that Austin would misrepresent what happened.
How to create a current-day sitcom
Let’s face it – the state of current television sucks. There is really no other
Applebee's addict found huddled in grocery store aisle
Twenty-one-year old Hunter Hungers was found huddled on the floor near the refrigerated
Arab culture is beautiful, politcs are not
The intention of Arab culture night was to celebrate the beautiful music, exotic
Jesus wouldn't pick political parties, but he's a pinko
On Lindsey Roberts, who wrote last Friday that Jesus/God want their names in schools, in the pledge and on our money.
It seems a bit disrespectful to put your God’s name on state money, “the root of all sorts of evil.” (Timothy 6:10). In Matthew 22:19-21, Jesus says to “Give to Caesar what is Caesar’s, and to God what is God’s.
Coal gasification stinks
Although coal gasification is not a new technology, there has been a renewed interest
Conservative's Coulter problem
You most likely have heard the story: Ann Coulter, speaking at last week’s Conservative Political Action Conference
Learning shouldn't be motivated by fear, greed
Brian Eller’s “America: Land of the Dumb” column indicates he is motivated to learn
Faculty has the right to strike
I think the faculty at Cal Poly are right in their move to strike. The administration
School voucher program misrepresented
I’d like to compliment Eller on a compelling defense of school voucher programs by completely