I was disappointed by your editorial "Republicans must remember the moderates" of Nov. 8. While I am by no means a supporter of the Republican Party, your article is an unfair representation of the election...

Outrageous!" exclaimed many people here at the University as our Board of Regents announced last Monday that they would not abide by Minnesota's "sunshine" open meeting law. Days later, the board announced...

A By Chuck Hernick fter nearly three years of construction, an increasingly apathetic student body awaits the reopening of the Coffman Union. Frustration is high - an unavoidable consequence of student...

Matthew Brophy ("Bush sneaks religion into science: Embryos are 'human subjects'," Nov. 6) feels the George W. Bush administration is "injecting religion" into science by defining human embryos as "human...

Anthony Sanders' Nov. 7 column "Republican trifecta offers party new opportunities" makes an astonishingly naive assumption: Reforms that entail diminishing the power of the federal government will benefit...

I remember my elementary school days at Our Lady of Grace School in Highland, Ind. Police officer Pete Nelson, "Officer Friendly," would come to my school and talk to my class a few times per year. On...

This is in response to any article expressing views on the Israeli-Palestine conflict. I am tired of the back and forth retaliation. Some say there is no better way to get your point across than rebutting...

I was reading Scott Laderman's column "Deceit infects political discourse" (Nov. 5) and was absolutely baffled by the inclusion of President George W. Bush's name. The two "lies" that he is accused of...

Well, you've watched the TV, looked at all the analysis in the papers and, if you're like me, visited the "Drudge Report" at least 265 times. So I'm not going to indulge in too much breezy speculation...

Although most students waited at least one hour in the cold and another two hours inside the Department of Health on Delaware Street, they were persistent in their resolve to vote. If apathy was once an...