Category Archives: Opinion

Sunday, August 11, 1996 Do you want to re-elect a president who stands in the way of progress? In 1994, Republicans were swept into both houses of Congress by an American electorate disenfranchised and infuriated with its president. He promised tax relief, a balanced budget, welfare reform and "the most ethical administration in the history […]

Sunday, August 11, 1996No "Pain" in "Olympic" As an accomplished athlete, I feel I have something important to say about the controversy surrounding Kerri Strug and her gold-medal winning vault, and also about the sport of women’s gymnastics as a whole. Many people have voiced the opinion that Kerri was put under too much pressure, […]

Sunday, August 11, 1996 By Auren Hoffman People are too quick to accept someone’s word as truth in today’s world of moving electrons and instant media. Every television station, newspaper, magazine and radio show is biased. There is no such thing as totally objective, nonpartisan reporting. Media should be biased ­ but they should be […]

Sunday, August 11, 1996 Recently URSA strong-armed me into declaring what is euphemistically called my "degree expected term," a.k.a. the term in which I will graduate, a.k.a. the date on which I fling myself into the jaws of a cruel and ravenous world. It was then I realized that within a few short months, I […]

Sunday, August 11, 1996

Sunday, August 11, 1996 Democrats favor deficit reduction without cuts in welfare, entitlements By Tristen Sotomayor The choice Americans face in this presidential election year is a clear one. It is simply a question of priorities, and will go a long way in determining what kind of country we are and in what direction we […]

Monday, August 5, 1996