How small acts get the crowd excited.
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Does the White House just have short term memory, or is Russo-Georgian conflict truly different than the war in Iraq?
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I remember the exact moment I realized, with some mild bemusement, just how prevalent collectivist attitudes are in modern-day society. It was an average Perspectives meeting. This week�s topic of discussion was about the then-current crop of frontrunners in the race for the White House. The meeting started spectacularly, with a group of female students...
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People always find it strange when I verbally espouse my love for Invisible Man. After all, I am not a black American. How, many ask, could I possibly relate to the central character of this story? Ralph Ellison�s masterpiece, first published in 1952, is the story of a well-educated and ideological young black man who...
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The "eco-friendly" fad has become quiet trendy across our great nation- But is it enough? I am here to paint a clear picture of present day Earth, and its not-so green future.
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Solving the global warming problem necessitates the depoliticizing of the dialogue that sparks consumer demand and the deregulation of the markets that manifest investor confidence. Instead of politicians framing the debate, proposing unnecessary, irrational regulations that transform this serious topic into a wedge issue, investors and consumers need to control the discourse.
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The belief of contemporary man of seeing himself as an infinitely progressing being that has no mortal limitations to confine himself to is at the root of modern humanity?s oncoming extinction.
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Is Obama really a new type of candidate? Does he have anything to offer that is different from every other politician in Washington? Will he be able to stand up to his former actions without blatantly lying to America?
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What if a leader?s economic policies don?t revitalize the nation? What then? How does he take control of the situation?
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