Freedom of the press should be upheld [ArticleImageHyperLink] Tuesday, February 03, 2004 By Kyle Rowe In a country that prides itself on its freedoms, the United States and its citizens still have a long way to go. Instead of setting an example for the world with its freedom of the press, government i full story

Media bias prevalent in modern news age [ArticleImageHyperLink] Tuesday, February 03, 2004 By Tony Fay One of the great challenges of a journalist is to be unbiased. To strive to provide the public with a neutral, unslanted story is, or at least should be, the goal of every good reporter. People are by full story

Racist message disturbs school community [ArticleImageHyperLink] Tuesday, February 03, 2004 By unsigned Despite the momentous strides our society has made since the dark days of slavery and segregation, there are still the ignorant few who choose to blatantly disregard the obvious truths of human equali full story

PointMoney well spent on space exploration [ArticleImageHyperLink] Monday, February 02, 2004 By Andy Shea Spirit and Opportunity may have just landed on Mars, but the mission isn’t over yet. As President Bush recently announced, the United States is planning to not only send men back to the moon, but to full story

(chaugtalk) [ArticleImageHyperLink] Monday, February 02, 2004 By Adam Piel As the high school plunges farther into the twenty-first century, it is obvious the times have changed. In this computer age, the school has gained more computer access, a greater number of Internet s full story

CounterpointFunds should stay on Earth [ArticleImageHyperLink] Monday, February 02, 2004 By Adam Ferrarini You can’t watch CNN, MSNBC, or the six o’clock news without seeing photographs of a crimson wasteland, pictures that seem to come right out of a science fiction movie. However much they might appear t full story

Democratic candidates’ gaffs outweigh message: With speechs like “I Have a Scream”, the mistakes and misstatements of the party’s candidates are clouding the true issues of the campaign [ArticleImageHyperLink] Monday, February 02, 2004 By Drew Trombly Even presidential candidate Howard Dean and Senator Trent Lott have something in common: a remarkably poor sense of timing and propriety. Despite their starkly contrasting political views, they both full story