Monday, July 6


Editorial: Media should serve public, not President

The media’s coverage of the war in Iraq has reached a new dimension: not only are broadcast media conveying images of Baghdad around the clock, reporters are riding along with soldiers on the front lines, placing their lives at high risk for the sake of gathering information faster than a competing news agency. Read more...



LaFlamme cuts his ties with S.U.R.E.

A commissioner of the undergraduate student government announced Friday his separation from the slate he had been affiliated with for the past two quarters and his desire to become an independent for the remainder of the school year. Read more...




Opposition to war in Iraq continues

Anti-war protests saturated the state ““ and the globe ““ Sunday, capping a string of demonstrations held worldwide over the past week as tensions over “Operation Iraqi Freedom” ran high. Read more...