Gay people don’t choose their sexuality, but they can choose to accept it. Mark A. Peter, yesterday in Viewpoints, likened homosexuality to a confused choice made by a molested man.
I’d like to comment on Aaron McDuffie’s article, which ran in the Aug. 22 edition, entitled, “Supreme Court does not ‘invent’ new minorities.”
I would like to raise some important points that were not covered within Ross Abbott’s ridiculous attempt to undermine USC.
Spoiler alert: The chief academic officer for the university thinks students shouldn’t skip class for a football game.
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This is a response to Friday’s article written by Ross Abbott.
Carolina Productions has found an audience it’s catering to well, but we think there’s a fine line between giving your fans what they want and falling into a rut.
I recognize that the USC has every right to ban whatever they want on their grounds, but their decision to ban tobacco on campus is the wrong call.
As I anticipated the return of our students, Thomas Jefferson’s insightful statement in the Declaration of Independence has been on my mind.
We love freshmen, we really do… but if one of the university administration’s goals is really to make USC more competitive, they might consider actually raising the standards for admission.
Gov. O’Malley should think about his arguments in favor of the repeal when considering how to address Maryland’s current death row population.
Justice Scalia’s claim that the Supreme Court all of a sudden “invent new classes of minorities” is not only without merit, but also inane, illogical and deeply flawed.
For some reason, USC’s administration is still moving forward with the “Tobacco-Free USC” initiative.
Pick up a previous president’s memoir and you’ll realize that presidents are not only well intentioned but the best leaders America has.
At its simplest, Voter ID laws make sense but for some reason there is uproar when certain states require them.
In light of the revelations uncovered in the infamous NSA information leaks perpetrated by Edward Snowden, it is clear that Obama’s proposed steps for reform are insufficient.