The Daily Gamecock gave each executive candidate a 10-minute interview time. Two minutes were devoted to opening statements, six to question and answer, and another two to closing statements.
Women can and should be able to serve in combat roles in the military.
Andy Wilson is voting for Marco Rubio for the GOP nomination because, with his record of compromise and bipartisanship, he's the best choice to face off against the eventual Democratic nominee.
Danielle Repass supports Ted Cruz because of his values, morals and the enthusiasm he's inspired in his supporters.
Those who promote tolerance refuse to tolerate religious opposition.
When it comes to public transportation, the city of Columbia lags behind.
Let's dispel once and for all with this fiction that torture works. Torture doesn't work.
A notice on the Opinion section's primary coverage.
Some facts about Trump not meant to run online.
Bloomberg could use his business skill and independence to fix America.
Donald Trump and Carly Fiorina are not the first businesspeople to make a run at the White House.
Grace Kerley, who admires Carly Fiorina's positivity and outreach towards college students, makes her case for why you should want Carly for President.
Because of his straightforwardness, honesty, and good ideas, Anna Chapman is voting for Donald Trump this election season, and she thinks you should too.
The Catholic Church is progressive in spite of stance on homosexuality.
The decision to integrate women in to combat roles was ill-advised.
Paid overtime is better than work hour caps.