Opinion

May 7, 2007

Cruisin’ For a Forecast

By The Weatherhuman

A ska band is playing at Extravaganza? Welcome back to eighth grade.

May 7, 2007

What Is America Loves Games Shows?

By Adam Wenger

America, rejoice. Game shows are back in full force.

May 7, 2007

Stossel’s Capitalist Argument Falls Short

By Quentin Gee

While I'm grateful to Associated Students and the College Republicans for funding a less-than-common voice on our campus, I must say that John Stossel's talk on libertarianism and capitalism was unimpressive and his argu...

May 7, 2007

Shift Your Paradigm, Change the World

By Aaron Burdick

"Paradigms are the sources of systems. From them come goals, information flows, feedbacks, stocks, flows ... People who manage to intervene in systems at the level of paradigm hit a leverage point that totally transforms...

May 7, 2007

Hurricane Katrina Damage Continues to Haunt New Orleans

By Jennifer Pollock

Eighteen months ago, Hurricane Katrina hit the Gulf Coast.

May 7, 2007

Think

By Staff

May 4, 2007

Nice Article, Pointdexters

By The Weatherhuman

Ah, the Queer Wedding. The only place outside of Facebook where dozens of straight girl couples can be publicly seen in joke relationships.

May 4, 2007

Obsession With Cars Hinders BART

By C.K. Hickey

I know the right wing pundits said that San Francisco values would burn bridges with the American people, but this is ridiculous.

May 4, 2007

Desert Sun Means Hot Heat, Cool Clothes

By Caroline Wolf

As many Coachella-goers will tell you, the weekend consists of the following: unbelievable live music, stifling heat, probable drug experimentation and people.

May 4, 2007

TPS Blunders Need To Be Investigated

By Adam Pinson

Nuclear and 9/11 investigation committees are a waste of time and students' money.

May 4, 2007

Not All Those That Appear Alike Have Similar Origins

By Robert Jackson

How could I have committed such a grave sin in calling another student "Mexican" when she is from El Salvador?

May 4, 2007

Inconsiderate Students Are Headed Down Wrong Path

By Shane Steiner

I was leaving class on Wednesday after a strenuous midterm exam and headed toward the bike path.

May 4, 2007

Immigrants Use Less Health Services Than U.S. Citizens

By Andrew Culp

Casey Thormahlen's argument that immigrants are getting a free ride ("Immigrant Rights Protesters Are Not Honest in Debate," Daily Nexus, May 2) is refuted by empirical evidence.

May 4, 2007