As an independent and outgoing Undergraduate Students Association Council member (who is anxiously awaiting graduation), I have tried to remove myself from the electioneering that’s been going on these past couple of weeks. As early as my freshman year, I campaigned hard for the Student Programs and Activities Referendum and know how draining the experience can be. Read more...

Bill Bennet, former United States drug czar and author of moralistic rants, such as “The Death of Outrage,” is just one example of how harmful and hypocritical it is for major public figures to involve themselves in questions of personal morality. Read more...

At a time when politics have become irrelevant, thank goodness for Neo. “The cultural impact was near phenomenal,” said Time magazine of “The Matrix.” When is the last time you heard something like that about domestic policy? Read more...

As if college acceptance based on race and ethnicity isn’t bad enough, now someone is suggesting that character and attitude should be taken into consideration too. Read more...

I am writing in response to Christine Sol, Students United for Reform and Equality candidate for the Academic Affairs Commission. In her letter, “Academic Affairs needs new leadership” (May 7), Sol states that she has “made every attempt to involve (herself)” in some of the current commission’s campaigns, but was “turned away from the current commission.” As the current academic affairs commissioner, I can speak as to why Sol has not been involved in the commission. Read more...

Solomon Matsas’ submission, “World conflicts have moral ambiguity” (April 30) is itself ambiguous. Its content is too vague to make a solid, rational argument for any cause. Read more...

Once upon a time a bored young shepherd boy decided to play a trick on his little village. He cried, “Wolf! wolf!” and the people of the town rushed to his side, ready to fight off the danger. Read more...