By Brian BushwayStaff writer As the world of technology keeps advancing by leaps and bounds, we are perpetually faced with the challenge of incorporating these new technologies into our lives. Simply figuring out how to properly use these new technologies can be challenging enough — since many of us never read the instruction manual in the first place. But the ethical … [Read more...] about Airplanes and cell phones don’t mix
Perspectives
Pro: Gun fingerprinting is a slippery slope toward taking America’s guns away
By Jordan PinjuvStaff writer The recent sniper attacks in Washington, D.C. and surrounding areas have prompted debates about law enforcement practices in this country. While the attacks raised questions about how police handle important phone calls to how our immigration policies are working, the major debate has been over new gun regulations. Ballistic fingerprinting is the … [Read more...] about Pro: Gun fingerprinting is a slippery slope toward taking America’s guns away
There’s no news like sniper news
By Andrea BandaAssistant Opinions Editor One morning during early October, I turned the television on to CNN to listen to the news as I ironed my clothes and made breakfast. News of the first sniper shooting in the Washington, D.C. area had just hit and dominated coverage for a little over an hour. I had the television on for a little over an hour, and the only news I heard … [Read more...] about There’s no news like sniper news
Staff Editorial: Giving credit where credit is due
The Graphic editorial staff would like to take a moment to recognize the accomplishments of many individuals on campus who are making this university a better place to be as well as point out some areas where we could use a little improvement. The staff is proud to be a part of a No. 47 nationally ranked university and want to give credit where credit is due. At the same time, … [Read more...] about Staff Editorial: Giving credit where credit is due
Con: Gun registration doesn’t equal confiscation, but proving it without spin isn’t easy
By James RiswickOpinions editor In “Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade,” there is a scene where Indy is surrounded by hundreds of cups and goblets and must discern which one is the desired Holy Grail. Searching for reliable information on guns and gun control is similar to this. There is an endless supply of information pertaining to this subject on the Internet, yet trusting … [Read more...] about Con: Gun registration doesn’t equal confiscation, but proving it without spin isn’t easy