Columns
Robert Soave: Reckless advice for MSA
By: Robert Soave
Will the fact that the University misled the student government on a matter of state law, either deliberately or out of complete idiocy, ever be addressed?
Chris Koslowski: Moderate this
By: Chris Koslowski
Moderation isn’t the answer for the GOP. The party needs to pull out all the stops to convince voters that conservative values are the driving force behind America’s success.
Harsha Panduranga: Smoking won't stop
By: Harsha Panduranga
Aside from the fact that the University's campus-wide smoking ban is both unfair and an infringement upon students’ rights, the ban's enforcement mechanism the ban is illogical.
Will Grundler: Get your pecans in Crisler
By: Will Grundler
The indoor nature of the arena traps the delicious aroma of the roasted pecan vendors – the pecans, not the vendors – which makes the place smell unbelievably good.
Imran Syed: No room in the middle?
By: Imran Syed
Liberals should hope that there is a middle path that current moderates like Stupak and Sen. Olympia Snowe (R–Maine) can follow. But for that path to exist, we have to pave it.
Brian Flaherty: Business climate change
By: Brian Flaherty
A lot of people count on the federal government to confront the climate change challenge. But we shouldn’t hold our breath waiting for the sort of swift, decisive public policy decisions that climate change demands.
Robert Soave: Smoking and students' rights
By: Robert Soave
The University should welcome students of all different beliefs, backgrounds and habits. Smokers should feel included in a tolerant, freethinking campus, without being ostracized or forced to conform.
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