Thursday, January 29, 1998 Political correctness ineffective in society MASCOTS: Alteration of team names still doesn’t erase racial stereotypes By J.P. Carnegie The editorial article, "Indian mascots perpetuate stereotypes," (Jan. Read more...

Wednesday, January 28, 1998 Health warnings going up in smoke SMOKING From ignorance to media influence, excuses for one more cigarette never cease By Catherine Bailard "Are you smoking, Catie?" "No, ma." "Yes you are. Read more...

Wednesday, January 28, 1998 Poor publicity flaws allocation of funds FUNDING Book-lending program, among others, truly deserves part of last year’s unspent budget It’s payday again in the halls of Kerckhoff, and nearly $59,000 is up for grabs to various student groups who demonstrate the need for additional funding. Read more...

Wednesday, January 28, 1998 Breaking up is hard to do RELATIONSHIPS Only with perseverance can one find a soul mate By Alon Frydman Amid the linger of smoke, our eyes scan the room. Read more...

Wednesday, January 28, 1998 Sick capitalism: society profits from tragedies SOCIETY Misguided media, merchants promote morbid fascination with others’ pain By Patricia Prevatil I applaud Michael Daugherty’s enthusiastic appeal to boycott the issue of Esquire magazine that features an interview with O. Read more...

Tuesday, January 27, 1998 GE reform crucial for students to succeed in future EDUCATION Graduates will be better equipped with skills that are necessary in the real world By Ed Berenson For several months the campus has been swirling with talk of the new GE (general education) system. Read more...

Tuesday, January 27, 1998 Cross the color line through genetics RACISM Unity is the only way we can eradicate this ‘universal plague’ I’m sure we all agree that racism is distasteful, yet prevalent in our society. Read more...