You would have been forgiven last semester for thinking you had wandered into a never-aired, college-specific episode of Law and Order. Grainy surveillance footage, confrontations with police officers and a 19-hour trial — these were just a few of the scandalous details surrounding a year-long ...
I've always been a dreamer. When I was in pre-school, my recurring dreams centered on being kidnapped. I would often be at a restaurant with my parents, sitting in a wrap-around booth, one of those leather-bound semi-circles, and some faceless men would come and try to pull me away by the arm while ...
Incidents of alleged racial profiling last fall sparked large protests on the Main Green and the formation of the Coalition for Police Accountability and Institutional Transparency, the latest in a series of such student groups. Josh Teitelbaum '07, a leading member of Co-PAIT, said the group's efforts ...
To say that the rapper 'Killer Mike' thinks there is something wrong with the way America's leaders treat the African American community would be a considerable understatement. On a recently released song titled "That's Life," Killer Mike, a graduate of Morehouse College, rips into a collection of political ...
Five years after Sept. 11, 2001, Osama bin Laden, the man responsible for the attacks, is still at large. There has been surprisingly little outrage in America over this fact. While politicians still debate the threat that Saddam Hussein may have posed to our nation, here we are dealing with a man who ...
In an opinion piece last week, Nate Goralnik argued that the United States' ability to provide relative stability in Iraq is all that is preventing a genocide on the scale of Rwanda or Kosovo ("Sit-in for a slaughter," April 13). Consequently, Goralnik continued, U.S. troops should remain in Iraq until ...
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