JOHN DENNISTONStaff Writer This past Sunday’s four-year anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks brings pause to observe another crucial yet silent milestone in America’s response to terrorism. As of June 7, the time elapsed since Sept. 11 has surpassed the span of America’s involvement in World War II, from the attack on Pearl Harbor to the final surrender at Tokyo Bay. The … [Read more...] about War on terrorism taking place in Iraq serves as the crucible for our generation
Perspectives
State should share the blame for delayed responses
SHANNON KELLYAssistant Perspectives Editor The Federal Emergency Manage-ment Agency has been a main target of Katrina relief criticism. As part of the Department of Homeland Security, the organization is responsible for the government’s response to any national emergency or disaster. Because most people are holding the government responsible for the disappointing relief efforts … [Read more...] about State should share the blame for delayed responses
Christian frats are not needed to praise Jesus
MICHAEL BROWNContributing Writer Generally, when one mentions the words fraternity or sorority to the average person, they immediately think of binge drinking, drugs or buying friends. This is not to say that they shouldn’t associate those things with Greek life. In truth, that is what many of the Greeks take part in. Despite the existence of pros and cons with Greek college … [Read more...] about Christian frats are not needed to praise Jesus
Jesus’ human-side could hatch miracles according to physicists
BENJAMIN YOUNG Staff Writer The wild world of quantum physics is not an inviting place to tread. It is complicated and random, grandiose and intimate. Indeed, this world is not one that easily lends itself to be understood. The ideas of simultaneous locations, conscience rendering and infinity are not ideas that we, the vast plane of uninitiated humanity, are quick to grasp. … [Read more...] about Jesus’ human-side could hatch miracles according to physicists
Blame game impedes help in wake of Katrina
KIERA SCHOLTENLiving Assistant Is it still really about color? The slow federal response for Hurricane Katrina victims has caused some to criticize the government because many of those affected are black. I find it hard to believe that this could be overtly, or even covertly, a racially motivated issue. Although racism has certainly not been defeated, I do not believe that we … [Read more...] about Blame game impedes help in wake of Katrina