As a college freshman and the oldest sibling in my family, everything in college life is new to me like a toddler who just arrived at Disney World for the first time. I see everything, the good and the bad, through rose-colored glasses.
Unless you are still completely faded from your trip to Cancun, you’ve probably figured out by now that the guy who is mentioned in everyone’s Facebook statuses, Joseph Kony, is not a front-runner in the presidential election.
Last week in the White House, President Barack Obama and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reaffirmed their mutual commitment to preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons.
This column has high levels of Buddhism, so I apologize if I start to transcend meaning or pour you all a tad too much hippie Kool-Aid.
Despite Rick Santorum posing as a hardcore limited-government conservative, his views on the economy, his voting record and his blatant hostility toward homosexuality portray him as more of a socialist dictator than a small-government guru.
We are about halfway through the Republican primary, which ends in late June.
Our generation faces a different path than the one first trekked by the baby boomer generation more than half a century ago.
Over the past few weeks, two men have individually caused me to rack up a $20.37 tab at Taco Bell.
After the release of President Obama’s budget a few weeks ago, I was struck at the massiveness of federal spending.
As the current student representative on the Florida Board of Governors, I feel compelled to set the record straight regarding student representation on the board.
I urge all students to vote for the experienced leader who has already obtained so many results for us. Tj Villamil for Student Body president.
With the onslaught of cellphone tapping, domestically flying drones and Internet browsers that remember every website we've ever visited, it's fair to say that our liberties are being undermined.
I used to hear the word "diversity" and roll my eyes.
When attempting to describe individuals on opposite ends of the political spectrum, we often use stereotypes.
With tension between Israel and Iran so heated that armed conflict seems inevitable, the U.S. military must decide on a plan of action should combat arise, and it must decide soon.
This weekend, Republicans in Maine held their presidential caucus, and the winner was Mitt Romney, with an avalanche of 2,190 total votes.
During my time here, I have regrettably picked up an unfortunate coping mechanism: using Taco Bell as a rebound.
The Obama administration has looked panicked in recent days because of the backlash against a new proposal scheduled to go into effect because of the Obamacare legislation shoved through in March of 2010.
Contrary to popular sentiment, the chapter of our nation's history known as the civil rights movement has yet to be complete.
I am officially alarmed by President Barack Obama's hypocrisy.
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