Month: September 2008

By Laura Bardsley

We all have gone through the same steps to get where we are. We’ve exhausted every resource to guarantee ourselves some sort of academic success including paying ridiculous amounts of money to some dude named Renert to teach us how to properly recall a course we’ve already completed. We’ve pulled all-weekers and processed so much… Continue reading Too much to take

By Nenad Tomanic

The proliferation of the English language is easily observed in our modern world. Words such as “hi” and “okay” are used by people all over the globe, regardless of their mother tongue. In eastern European countries (like Bosnia) if you’re a crack-up you’re called “funny” and when you say thank you for something, the reply… Continue reading Where’s the valve-less water waste preventer?

By Sara Hanson

In her run for the Democrats’ presidential nomination, senator Hillary Clinton made a commendable effort to change the face of American politics. While Clinton’s bid for the nomination was unsuccessful, her efforts to bring a uniquely female perspective to the top of the political chain have not gone unrecognized. Even the Republicans have acknowledged the… Continue reading Palin and gender

By Cam Cotton-O\’Brien

Barely enough time has elapsed since the recent election for the name plaques in government offices to have been changed and the new Pakistani government is already facing a major crisis courtesy of the United States. Since the beginning of September, the U.S. has launched a number of military operations into Pakistani territory, including an… Continue reading Insane invasion