GUEST COLUMN
JASON SCLAR
Berkeleyites need a taste of own organic medicine

I believe that all of you, my readers, are familiar with the Berkeley College dining hall’s policy on transfers. For those of you who do […]

January 22, 2004

ALICIA WASHINGTON
Caucus coverage is the newest reality TV

Monday evening, five men battled in freezing temperatures and snow for a chance to win the world’s ultimate job. It might sound like an attempt […]

January 22, 2004

CHRISTOPHER ASHLEY
Dean no longer emphasizes our founding ideals

Back in June, John Edwards’ campaign bought some mailing list I’d gotten on, and sent me a letter asking me to be a lead volunteer […]

January 22, 2004

AUSTIN BROUSSARD
Medicare prescription drug bill moves toward individual choice

  Most informed college students know that Medicare is the government program that pays for medical care for the elderly and disabled, and that it […]

January 21, 2004

AARON GOODE
U.S. immigration policy needs reform

If one of the darker chapters of contemporary American history is the ubiquity of government make-believe, perhaps the most insidious kind of make-believe is the […]

January 21, 2004

HELEN VERA
Etiquette conveys respect for others

Is etiquette passe? I ask myself this question often. I ask it when I am walking out of my college and someone immediately ahead of […]

January 20, 2004

NICHOLAS STEPHANOPOULOS
Bush space plan is real moondoggle

Quick quiz: What major political figure said the following: “We must commit ourselves anew to a sustained program of manned exploration of the solar system […]

January 20, 2004

ELLIOTT MOGUL & NIRUPAM SINHA
Run for YCC, take the time to vote next week

Hot off the press: The Yale College Council condemns North Korea’s nuclear weapons program. Wait. This isn’t 1992, the last time the YCC made a […]

January 16, 2004

JONATHAN MENITOVE
Prescription drug bill is bad deal, political ruse

The current form of the legislation jeopardizes the health care coverage of millions of seniors. Currently in the United States, 12 million seniors enjoy retirement […]

January 15, 2004

BORIS VOLODARSKY
LaRouche sets frightening example in campaign

“Where is LaRouche? Where is LaRouche? ” a group of audience members began to chant in the middle of Joe Lieberman’s speech. Lieberman froze. “I […]

January 15, 2004

HOWARD KIM
Libya, Iran should not validate Bush doctrine

Hardliners are tooting the horn of the Bush Doctrine louder than ever: recently Libya has agreed to end its weapons programs and Iran has welcomed […]

January 14, 2004