Vows to End Cuba’s Embargo Fall Short
President Bush rather effortlessly oscillates between stringent ideology and blatant hypocrisy.
Capps Discusses Birth-Related Deaths
Joining over 1,500 world leaders, 23rd District Congresswoman Lois Capps went to London last weekend to examine the world’s high maternal death rate, in which one in 16 mothers die per year during childbirth.
This Is Halloween
Movie theaters are made for horror.
Conservative Radio Show Host To Lecture on Defeating Islamo-Fascism
Concluding Islamo-Fascism Awareness Week, conservative talk radio host Dennis Prager will bring his controversial views to campus tonight.
Falling Into Boob Tube Heaven
October is always an exciting month for television fans.
A.S. Seeks Solution for On-Campus Parking Fee
In a brief meeting yesterday, Associated Students Legislative Council discussed possible parking fee increases and the upcoming Halloween weekend.
Oh, Baby
In Ben Affleck’s commendable directorial debut, “Gone Baby Gone,” adapted from the novel by Dennis Lehane, viewers are thrown into a web of emotionally complex and ethically ambiguous subject matter that essentially seeks to explore the issue of morality.
Stringing Along
In describing concerts, the words quiet, reserved and polite don’t usually come to mind, but the aforementioned adjectives are the…
When Night Falls
If the sight of blood alone were enough to frighten movie audiences, maybe the vampire flick “30 Days of Night” would have seemed scarier.