Attack on United States elicits defense Judgment clouded in unfair critique of American way By Jeremiah Reynolds This viewpoint is in response to the Feb.15 column by Roxane Márquez ("Rhetoric of ‘American way’ rests in lies"). Read more...

Cut the dissection Alternative methods are available to teach science By Jonathan Balcombe I will always remember the small, dead, squint-eyed, black and pink piglet I purchased in a see-through plastic pouch for $9 from a shelf at the back of the campus bookstore. Read more...

Marriage: match made in heaven? True love requires a spiritual connection, but relationships with two religions demand extra faith Last quarter I was sitting and procrastinating, as usual, talking to some friends in my sorority, when we began to discuss the holidays, our boyfriends, gift-giving and family traditions. Read more...

Buchanan best addresses working-class concerns merely gives lip service for votes Pat may not be good executive, but knows how to reach voters By Ron Bassilian I have a couple of confessions to make. Read more...

Letters Primary concern Editor: REMINDER FOR ALL REGISTERED/REGISTERING VOTERS: The deadline for registering for the spring primary is Friday, Feb. 26. In addition to voting in your selected party’s presidential nomination race, various ballot initiatives will be put to the test. Read more...

Primary concern Editor: REMINDER FOR ALL REGISTERED/REGISTERING VOTERS: The deadline for registering for the spring primary is Friday, Feb. 26. In addition to voting in your selected party’s presidential nomination race, various ballot initiatives will be put to the test. Read more...

Clinton’s education debate is a sham Misinformation, scare tactics overshadow success of current student loan program By Lamar Alexander As his re-election campaign begins, President Clinton has found an issue to frighten Americans and convince them that Republicans cannot be trusted to govern: student aid and college loans. Read more...