In explaining Monday's tragedy, we cannot ignore the economic reality in Red Lake, Minn.

From my point of view, the idea that professors should present diverging views on a subject simply because diverging views exist is rather puzzling.

The committee's final recommendation would result in cutting more than half the student unions' programming.

Congressional action made a mockery of federalism and the separation of powers.

Repeating antique arguments for male superiority is even more troubling, as women close in on equality.

Human beings, like nature and animals, are a part of "the environment" and should be able to use it as we see proper.

As Congress takes a long overdue look at drug use in Major League Baseball, much more is at stake for society as a whole.

Allowing a 20 percent minority to cause a referendum on property taxes is a bad idea.

Not to worry, the damage Godzilla, Rodan and Ghidra did to Tokyo has been repaired.

We should explore op-tions to lower tuition and make education more about students.