Guest Columns

Op/ed: SG Undergraduate Senate needs more women

By Bryan Paz · Monday, Nov. 11, 2013

Bryan Paz, a current Senate member, wants more women to apply for Senate positions.

A picture of graffiti that says “Gas the Arabs!” taken by Hank Pin while in Hebron.

Op/ed: Faulty education? You mean propaganda

By Hank Pin · Wednesday, Nov. 6, 2013

Senior Hank Pin questions columnist Andy Wallin’s conclusions in his last column about education in the Middle East.

Op/Ed: The real reason behind the shutdown

By Ryan Stanley · Wednesday, Oct. 16, 2013

Ryan Stanley explains how the Antideficiency Act of 1884 is behind the government shutdown.

Opinion

A step forward for the Federal Reserve

By Jack Bevacqua | October 14

President Barack Obama’s appointment of Janet Yellen to the Federal Reserve Chair last Wednesday was significant for reasons beyond its historic implications.

Opinion

Fossil Free AU pledges to sustain movement towards divestment

By Kate Brunette | September 30

The campus group Fossil Free AU outlines their plan to create a fossil fuel free University within the next five year.

Opinion

Op/ed: Israel, US develop cutting-edge technology together

By Jordan Miller | September 25

The U.S.-Israel relationship has been a catalyst for many recent inventions, which is why the U.S. must maintain this relationship.

Opinion

Be a whistleblower, avoid NSA visit to AU campus

September 20

Professor Jeffrey Bachman, Ph.D., details the upcoming NSA event on campus and explains why students should not attend.

Opinion

Don't bomb Syria

By Dave Sweet | September 9

Dave Sweet discusses many reasons why the U.S. should not instigate war with Syria.

Opinion

King’s call for community is still left unanswered

By Kyle Graczyk | September 3

Sophomore Kyle Graczyk comments on how implicit racism is still present in America, and how Martin Luther King Jr.’s original call for local community could help solve the problem.

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