Technology can curb drunk driving fatalities
By Maxwell Bauman | July 30, 2013With the use of already-existing technology, we can curb the unacceptably high rate of drunk driving deaths.
With the use of already-existing technology, we can curb the unacceptably high rate of drunk driving deaths.
Despite lifting several controversial policies, the Boy Scouts of America still has a long way to go before being open to all, including the nonreligious.
If you want to go to Georgia game this year and you want to be babysat like you were in elementary school, then you’ll love Carolina Convoy’s new initiative.
While many have conflicting viewpoints, the Zimmerman verdict was just for all parties involved.
After the Zimmerman verdict, we must reexamine ingrown stereotypes with our court system and within ourselves.
In a recent news article, I was surprised that a story involving “the homeless” didn’t really focus on the people we walk by each day.
We’re thankful USC is moving in the right direction with the addition of Dr. John Dozier to the Gamecock family.
The life of a strong protective woman who affected many lives was cut short by an gruesome act of violence.
Edwards Snowden deserves a medal for spying on behalf of the American people.
After looking at the facts, the U.S should have never been providing aid to Egypt in the first place.
For the upcoming 2013-2014 football season, general admission ticket packages and prices will be going up across the board, but not as much as you might think.
After the meltdown of the Fukushima reactor in March of 2011, Thorium could be America’s best bet at energy independence.
As the U.S. economy recovers from the recession, many wonder what can be done to speed up recovery. The simple answer however, is the use of alternative currencies.
By declaring part of the Voting Rights Act unconstitutional, America “seemingly” decided to turn back the clock of time in the eyes of some.
With tuition and fees set to rise across the board this upcoming school year for USC students at almost every campus in the system, it’s clear our state’s legislature doesn’t have its priorities straight.
Despite the ongoing violence in Syria, it would be unwise for the United States to intervene.
With America being a leader in educational inequality, nation-wide standards such as Common Core need to be celebrated.