At long last, a statement in support of intellectual diversity from the academic community.

Furman v. Georgia was a remarkable but, unfortunately, short-lived victory.

Too often, opinions are allowed to stand with little more than a referral to religious beliefs as if religions are beyond challenge.

Numerous fallacies become apparent when reading liberal diatribe.

The regents' divided and contentious decision now begs a transparent and inclusive review.

Progressive mayors translate a vision derived from the needs and aspirations of the people into specific actions.

Young, patriotic conservatives are saturating college campuses.

Pop music can be dangerous to one's eclecticism and perception of genuineness.

We sit in rooms, rubbing shoulders with prosaic minds and apathetic professors. We bathe in regurgitation.

Quran incidents reveal faults in accomodating Guantanamo prisoners.