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Early Friday, North Korea celebrated the 100th birthday of deceased former leader Kim Il-Sung (the country’s founder), and new leader Kim Jong-un started things off with a real bang. Specifically, a rocket was launched.
Last week, the Canadian government announced that it will be phasing out the use and production of its penny throughout 2012.
We say the overt sexualization of teen stars like Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez should be carefully examined before critiqued.
We say these newly condoned strip searches are unethical, unnecessary and unlawfully skewed.
WE SAY further accusation against Trayvon and his family is just salt to the wound.
It’s not all over — Barack and the Supremes haven’t broken up just yet.
In case there was any confusion about IUSA last week — considering it appeared in the title of four Indiana Daily Student articles — the acronym was not referring to the International Underwater Spearfishing Association.
In an outrageous show of victim blaming last Friday, Geraldo Rivera, an attorney, talk-show host and reporter, said he believes “the hoodie (that Trayvon Martin was wearing) is as much responsible for Trayvon Martin’s death as George Zimmerman was.”
We say affirmative action is an imperfect policy in need of revision, but the Supreme Court would be reckless to overturn it
We say let Queen B nurse her Ivy Blue without being stigmatized.
Rush Limbaugh sparked controversy early last week when he referred to Sandra Fluke, a Georgetown University student, as a “slut” and a “prostitute” on his radio show.
we say fraternity-sponsored fighting events are funny in theory, but an embarrassing reality.
We say Virginia’s proposal to reduce gun control is out of touch, especially considering the recent school shooting.
We say Virginia legislature should stop trespassing against fundamental human rights with reckless abandon.
So, while we’re not very confident in our man Mitch or state superintendent Tony Bennett, who called NCLB a “giant step forward for our nation’s schools,“ we believe state-created standards have more potential to improve education in Indiana.
With the revelation that Ron Paul might have such intimate links with a white supremacist group, the time has finally come to unequivocally end all support for his candidacy.
Street evangelism is not a new occurrence on IU’s campus, but the Kentucky preachers who used Bloomington as a pit stop on their way to preach at the Super Bowl Village were not your average Brother Jedd.
Apple corporation is in a unique position. The company has distinguished itself from the competition through advanced design and branding. Distinctive products are part of Apple’s marketing plan. But thriving on uniqueness is not all positive.
When questioned in the FOX-sponsored MLK Day debate by African-American correspondent Juan Williams about his questionable “food stamp president” moniker for Obama and controversial claims about the lazy, misguided youth of the inner cities, Republican presidential contender Newt Gingrich — never known to be one for subtlety — addressed Pulitzer prize winner Williams as “Juan” and stood by his racially-charged words.
That’s the problem that all offended parties are failing to address: Filesharing culture has become so common that most people do it casually nowadays.
