Andrea Horbinski's article could have been a catalyst for an important campus discussion about Constitutional rights, read on to find out why her artlcle misses the mark.
On April 2, as more than 50,000 pilgrims wept and prayed in St. Peter's square in Rome, Pope John Paul II died at the age of 84 from septic shock and heart failure.
I don't want to have my face on the cover of a Wheaties box. I wanna have my face on the cover of a Rice Krispies box ... Snap, Crackle, Mitch and Pop!"
Its plausible that less than half of the capacity audience at Leonardo DiCaprios Oct. 27 lecture chose to attend the event in the name of environmentalism. Its more likely that those hovering in and around the Black and Gold Ballroom that evening were simply hoping for a glimpse at a living, breathing Hollywood celebrity. Who wants to engage in a lecture about oil pipelines and rain forest devastation when they can just sit back and stare at Titanics beloved Jack Dawson?
The 38th former governor of Minnesota walked into Boe Chapel April 4 sporting jeans, a do-rag and a beard inspired by none other than Captain Jack Sparrow.
The legislative branch of the United States federal government is transforming from a forum of political issues, representation of citizens and the preservation of democracy into an increasingly partisan political interest engine through which individuals and their parties are attempting to impress the media, lobbyists and their constituents.
