What will be the most important issue in the 2004 presidential election? Paul Thompson First-year, law “I think national security will be the most important issue. Read more...

Experts to discuss rule of law with focus on U.S. involvement abroad International law experts will discuss the rule of law at a symposium today, covering issues that include forming legal systems for those in poverty and the United State’s role in nation building. Read more...

The front page of The New York Times carried a graphic photograph Thursday of a professional body washer cleansing the corpse of an Iraqi bomb victim covered with open wounds and scabs and lying lifeless and almost naked atop a table in preparation for a Muslim burial. Read more...

The discussion was lively Thursday, as the election wrap-up and policy forum met to discuss issues ranging from the propositions that faced Californians on “Super Tuesday” to John Kerry and his bid to become the 44th president. Read more...

In life, it truly is better and less selfish to give without being concerned with what you will receive. However, when a lopsided tally reigns in the bedroom, someone needs to settle the score. Read more...

Some forgo Puzzles’ chili-cheese fries. Others run a minimum of four miles per day. And still others shave their hair into mohawks. Regardless of their preferred methods of preparation, at 8:30 a.m. Read more...

Florence Nightingale established the first science-based nursing school in London in 1860 to make nursing a respectable profession for women. Today, a woman can ultimately hold any position in the workforce from doctor to mechanic and firefighter. Read more...