Opinion

I saw a bumper sticker the other day that read, "It will be a great day when schools have all the money they need and the Air Force has to have a bake sale to buy a bomber." I guess I'm not the only taxpayer questioning the government's stewardship of its resources. Read more...

Anyone who doesn't think that Washington, D.C., should be a cross cultural has never been offered illegal substances, propositioned by a 14-year-old girl (both to which I quickly said no), or for the first time felt like a minority in the course of just one day. So far, the experience has been great! Read more...

Over the summer, I listened to politics on the radio on my way to work. As the summer progressed, I understood that Bush and Kerry were candidates with the same policies, for the most part. Read more...

I have a confession to make: it seems that I am a closet Republican. All this time, I thought that Kerry was the "intelligent one," the "more educated candidate." You know, the one who got better than a "C" average at Yale. But then it happened-"Vociferous"-Bush said "Vociferous." Read more...

After 163 minutes of hiding in my note-taking during unpleasant scenes and being perplexed at the movie plot's deviations from Homer's Iliad, I stood up to join the throng of moviegoers exiting at the end of Friday's showing of Troy. . Read more...