Friday, February 13, 1998 Speaksout SPEAKS: What does Valentine’s Day mean to you? Sean Michael Johnson First-year Law "Now that I don’t have a girlfriend it’s just one less day that I have to remember." Yen-Ting Liu Third-year Computer science and engineering "If you have somebody special it’s a good day, but otherwise sometimes it’s overplayed. Read more...

Friday, February 13, 1998 St. Valentine’s Day: the hallmark of capitalism LOVE: Affection has no price, unless you’re in advertising or retail By Nathalie Valdez Giving someone a teddy bear, sending him or her roses or fattening them with chocolates does not mean you love the person. Read more...

Thursday, February 12, 1998 Publishers know that outrage sells MEDIA: Capitalists must cater to public for living, worry about morals later By Amy Lum I am writing in response to Michael Daugherty’s "A Little Moral Outrage Goes a Long Way Toward Change" (Jan. Read more...

Thursday, February 12, 1998 U.S. ones capable of inflicting real terror COLUMN: Domestic crises proven deadlier than any foreign threats By Jake Sexton I am a little incredulous at Daniel Inlender’s column about America and terrorism ("United States should terrorize terrorists," Feb. Read more...

Thursday, February 12, 1998 Unchecked powers distort system USAC: Judicial board deserves more authority to maintain justice By John Strelow The recent allegations of campaign misconduct committed by Students First! Read more...

Thursday, February 12, 1998 Thumbs up / thumbs down Recipe for total disaster Thumbs down to a new Louisiana state law that permits motorists who suspect they are being carjacked to legally kill their attacker and have backing from the authorities. Read more...

Thursday, February 12, 1998 Letters Measure of success Michael Nazarinia’s comments about the new Pearl Jam album ("Refusing to ‘Yield,’ Pearl Jam struggles to regain popularity," Feb. Read more...