Giving Thanks for a Smaller Piece of the Pie

By Kevin M. Neylan

If I were to rank my favorite Thanksgiving traditions, the list would look as follows: large family gatherings, the Dallas Cowboys, turkey, and my Aunt Louise’s incredibly comfortable living room couch. Read more

Health Services Plays Trick-or-Treat

Peer Contraceptive Counselors distribute condoms to freshmen

By Michael W. McLean

Halloween frightened me this year, but not with a costume, a haunted house, or a horror movie. Read more

Summers Gets the Shaft

By The Editors

Ringing in President-Elect Barack Obama’s ear are shrieks from women’s rights groups over his consideration of Larry Summers for Treasury Secretary. Read more

Seasons of Change

By Christopher B. Lacaria

I feel my life should have drowsed away close to an older, mellower civilization, a land of greens and autumnal browns,” sighed Beatrice Blaine in Fitzgerald’s novel. Read more

A Public Service Announcement

November 24, 2008

November 24, 2008

Ridiculous Religulous

Bill Maher is less logical than religion

By Matthew P. Cavedon

Watching Religulous, the documentary by comedian Bill Maher, was an up-close look at mass brainwashing. Read more

Cry Wolf

Lake’s novel imitates Orwell’s Animal Farm

By Aleksandra Karabasevic

Paul Lake’s novel, Cry Wolf, begins with an introduction more than just similar to George Orwell’s Animal Farm: It is almost an exact replica. Read more

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