Student Blogs
Pickin' On Pelosi: It's Bipartisan!

  Hey there, friends. I heard that the Roundtable magazine came out recently. Woohoo! I advise you to grab a copy... and read away! Upon arrival at American University for my Washington Semester,... Read more...
219 People Who Shouldn't Have Health Care

I do believe that the GOP's default obstructionism has become so routine that the American public has actually stopped noticing (who, me? Accuse the American public of having a short attention... Read more...
Science of the Week: Human Evolution, Extinction/Methane/Uranium, Quick News

A short update on some interesting news this week: Smithsonian Human Evolution Website The Smithsonian has recently launched an interactive website that allows visitors to track and follow research... Read more...
Texas Board of Education Continues to Evicerate Education

The follies of the highly partisan and conservative Texas Board of Education have previously been noted in detail elsewhere. Previously, led by Dentist turned conservative education-activist Don... Read more...
Still at War: Iraq's Forgotten Millions

The 2010 narrative for Iraq, if folks are talking about Iraq at all, is that it was a terrible mistake and we are moving past it. The war does not yet seem to be acknowledged as the monumental human... Read more...
Organization Blogs
Happy Spring Break, All!

It is with much rejoicing that we arrive at Spring Break, essentially the halfway point of spring semester.  After we get back from break, there are about five weeks of classes, then reading period,... Read more...
Daily Editorial Page: Give Us Celebrity For Commencement

University Professor Sol Gittleman, chosen as this year's Commencement speaker, "will likely deliver an exceptional address" and is "eloquent," says the Daily's editorial page. So why is it "a bit of... Read more...
Is Lewis Hall Really That Bad?

Recently, ResLife announced that it is moving upperclassman Healthy Living next year from Carmichael Hall to Lewis Hall, often considered the worst dorm on campus.  This announcement has led to... Read more...
Tufts Daily Notes The Obvious, Refuses Public Editor Columns

Shabazz Stuart '11 will remain this semester's public editor, according to a Daily op-ed he wrote today.  But his first piece of the semester will also be the last one you see in the Daily, as... Read more...
Spring Fling: Potential Performers Surface on Internet Posting

Update 3/10/10 2:22am: An official announcement regarding alcohol policy for Spring Fling is due this week, said Senate Vice President Antonella Scarano '10 at Sunday's TCU Senate meeting.  Just... Read more...