Law school will always be a foster home for humanities and political science students wondering, “What now?” as graduation approaches.
Author Archives: Tyler Dosaj
The price of Facebook is privacy
A social networking site is no longer just “a place for friends” when Sen. Al Franken has to step in and demand privacy overhauls.
Flawed interpretation of Koran results in overreactions to “˜Everybody Draw Mohammed Day’
Images can become idols. Stare too long at Justin Bieber’s venerable mug and you might forget the real boy behind Usher’s experiment. Look at a picture of God, and the image might take God’s place. And since the human hand cannot possibly portray the divine, it will be a poor copy. Ask to see God, and you’ll be shown Santa Claus with Christmas-red swapped for a toga.
Flawed interpretation of Koran results in overreactions to “˜Everybody Draw Mohammed Day’
Images can become idols. Stare too long at Justin Bieber’s venerable mug and you might forget the real boy behind Usher’s experiment. Look at a picture of God, and the image might take God’s place. And since the human hand cannot possibly portray the divine, it will be a poor copy.
Arizona law SB 1070 repeats history
Why should the Mexicans be suffered to swarm into our settlements, and by herding together, establish their language and manners to the exclusion of ours?
FDA salt crackdown is in bad taste
The FDA recommends a daily allowance of sodium not in excess of 2,300 milligrams, a boundary the average American has a hard time respecting despite the threat of hypertension and heart disease. Because its recommendation is being taken with a grain of salt, the FDA is currently planning to overstep its own boundaries as a government regulatory agency by placing legal limits on the amount of salt processed foods can contain.
Civics requirement would not solve college liberalism
Only 36 percent of college students know that, in his farewell address, George Washington asked that the U.S. refrain from foreign military entanglements.