The Left Gets Radical

April 14, 2003 by

Because of the war in Iraq, fierce campus debate and political activism regarding U.S. foreign policy has been unleashed. But something's wrong with this picture: The campus left has become confused w...
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Assumptions Cloud the Complex Fedayeen Argument

April 11, 2003 by

Alok Paranjpye's letter (Daily Nexus, "The World's Governments Don't Know the Meaning of Altruism," April 10, 2003) is so saturated with silly misunderstandings and foolish assertions I felt compelled...
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Battling for Their Lives

April 2, 2003 by

So far, the most alarming development is that of Saddam's paramilitary forces. More and more, it seems that these individuals - not tanks or contingents of uniformed soldiers - will determine the cour...
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U.S.A. Leads the Charge Into a Brave New World

February 27, 2003 by

The anti-war movement has little to do with an actual war. It's about something larger with even greater significance for which Iraq has only been the catalyst. It has opened a deep political rift tha...
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Oh, the Humanity of It All

February 19, 2003 by

Self-righteous "peace" advocates turn what should be complex moral calculus into third grade arithmetic. The irony of the anti-war position based on gut-level morality alone is that, in reality, moral...
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Concerning a Possible War With Iraq: No Nukes Is Good Nukes

February 11, 2003 by

When the debate over an invasion of Iraq first began, it seemed there was a countless number of causes for war offered for its justification.
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We Might as Well Face It, the United States Is Addicted to Oil

February 4, 2003 by

Being addicted to oil from Arab autocracies, like we are now, is terrible policy. It gives such states influence that they shouldn't have, given our vastly different interests and lack of shared value...
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In a Hate-Filled World, Israel Stands Besieged

April 30, 2002 by

Israel has become the focal point of worldwide anti-Semitism, and criticism of Israel has become a mask of legitimacy for darker feelings.
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Olympics Refuses to Remember the Slain Israeli Athletes of ’72

February 19, 2002 by

Since the Munich Massacre in 1972, those wishing to honor the dead have requested the International Olympic Committee do so as well, but the IOC has resisted, citing concerns about protests from Arab ...
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Muslims Are Not Out to Destroy Our World

November 7, 2001 by

Justin M. Rughe's article "Support Israel; 'The Muslims are out to Destroy our World'" (Nov. 7) in no way represents the feelings of the majority of those who support Israel.
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