Come gather 'round
During the Cambodian invasion of 1970, campuses all over the country exploded in protest. Thousands of students angrily denounced the Nixon administration, and these denunciations had a substantial effect. No longer could the United States government commit open atrocity and proclaim it to the world as a victory for the forces of freedom.
Standard procedure?
It seems that Michigan womens' right to choose could receive yet another severe blow. Republicans in the state Senate are moving to exclude abortion from standard insurance policies in a bill containing provisions for private and public insurance companies.
Killing centipedes for world peace
After you have lived with someone for awhile, there is not much you don't know about him or her. My roommate and I were friends when we were little, so we came to school already knowing a few vital pieces of information about each other. I remember her as the girl at summer camp with curly brown hair who had the same name as me (Jen), the same favorite color as me (purple), and who put ketchup on everything she ate
Letters to the Editor
Viewpoint: Away game experience mirrors social issues
With 20 bucks, a 6-pack of Mountain Dew and a bag of Doritos, I hopped in the car two weeks ago en route to what was sure to be the best Big Ten match-up so far this fall. The Blue/Green rivalry promised a great afternoon of football and I had a student section ticket waiting for me at the Trowbridge exit of I-496.
Thomas Kuljurgis: Tentatively Speaking
10-22-99
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