The Constitution guarantees Americans certain inalienable rights, but nowhere does it guarantee the right to “not be offended.” Apparently some at Harvard Law need to brush up on their constitutional studies. Read more...

Freedom ““ to believe, to speak, to do ““ is inarguably the greatest virtue of American society. The fact that we live in a country where people can openly support unpopular views or debate controversial topics is a blessing I hold dear. Read more...

Forget Dolly the lamb. Let’s raise the stakes. Let’s enter a new era of human cloning. In our warped, hypothetical new world, Danny and Sallie are among three fortunate couples. Read more...

Those familiar with my columns may be surprised to hear that I am angrier and more concerned about the Republicans than the Democrats. After all, most rational Americans have come to expect the conglomerate of special interests’ socialist policies and moral failings. Read more...

By Christopher Neal This submission is in response to a news article printed on Nov. 26, 2002, “Neal paid more despite deficit.” It is also to give students greater knowledge of my role as Undergraduate Students Association Council external vice president as well as vice-chairman for the UC Student Association. Read more...

Imagine that Saddam Hussein was more concerned with the body odor of his fellow Iraqis than with the acquisition of weapons of mass destruction. Impossible? Perhaps. Read more...

Over the years we’ve read and grown tolerant of these kinds of headlines: “Fifty deaths as American warplanes mistakenly bomb wedding celebration,” “Officer attacks U.S. soldiers in Kuwait,” “Afghan civilians killed by U.S. bombs surpasses death toll of Sept. Read more...