People make peace, not presidents
Politicians don’t end wars; people force politicians to end wars. Though it might smell of cliché, the above is what ...
Editor’s Picks
Open letter to the Board of Trustees
The following is a condensed version of the letter that was sent to the Board of Trustees on behalf of ...
Iraq withdrawal won’t work
Talk of war and peace on so-called prestigious university campuses is sometimes fruitful, but often gives the false impression that ...
“Emdashes” dashes in wrong direction
I have never seen any article more completely wrong than the article, “America’s Own ‘School of Assassins’” (Emily Greenhouse, Friday, ...
Response to Mr. Devane!
After talking to some of my fellow math major friends, we discovered that the statistics you cited on the hipster-to-hoopster ...
Obama is our generation’s candidate
I’m absolutely, positively, 100 percent supporting Barack Obama, and I would encourage you to as well. I could make a ...
On MLK Jr., music
After a weekend of interrupted music (thanks PSafe) and a rather jargon-filled Monday night lecture titled “Does Music Translate Anything?” ...
Editor’s notebook
This semester, The Argus will print Op-Ed series that will run in consecutive issues. In this new feature, the editorial ...
Response to Matthew Nestler
I generally try to avoid responding to Wespeaks, as such responses often devolve into mere personal attacks in which grammatical ...
Continuing war will not create peace in the Middle East
I disagree that the demand by Students for Ending the War in Iraq (SEWI) for immediate U.S. troop withdrawal from ...