Letters to the editor regarding gay marriage and The Scene's column Sex and Sensibility.
Guest columnist Daniel Cohen derides Ralph Nader for fracturing the democratic majority and requests his withdrawal.
Opinion Columnist Corey Parker on the SC government, its effectiveness, and its demands to the student population.
The SC Elections Dear Editor: I don't participate much in Student Confederation politics, but I was present at the recent College Republican endorsement forum. At this event, certain candidates seeking our endorsement did not like their chances with the current CR membership.
Guest Columnist Elizabeth Falcon weighs in on columnist's Timothy's Meyer's portrayal of women.
Each year, The Eagle endorses four Studen Confederation candidates, one for each of the positions of secretary, comptroller, vice president and president. This year, unlike previous years, was exceptionally difficult. With that in mind, The Eagle feels that while the majority of candidates are qualified for their respective jobs, our endorsement would do the best jobs, especially if all the endorsed candidates work together.
Guest Columnist David J. Kinsey believes in same-sex marriages.
Guest Columnist Catherine Kozak argues against Heather Blandford's column condemning same-sex marriage.
Opinion Columnist Michael Inganamort argues that the average college student doesn't care about the Student Confederation elections - but perhaps that can change.
American University students asked about their preferences in the upcoming SC elections.
Nate Beeler's political cartoon for February 26, 2004
In The Eagle's staff editorial, the editorial board comment on Public Safety's Acting Director Michael McNair.
Editorial cartoon for Feb. 23: courtesy Wayne Stayskal of KRT campus.
Columnist Noah Black believes that atudent organizations can be the driving force in unifying the student body and bringing forth unparalleled levels of school spirit. In order for clubs, Greeks and other interested students to be involved in Student Confederation events and American University activities they must be folded into the decision process.
Columnist Julia Mendelson believes that the line between a joke and a serious statement is so blurred that sometimes the slightest hiccup can cause cold facts to give headaches when least expected. Nothing compares to the common cold of politics and the very same headaches that can accompany it.
Opinion Columnist Josh Kraushaar comments on the possibilities of the Student Confederation's next president.
The Staff Editorial comments on how AU's chapter of Delta Tau Delta took over the community service responsibilities of George Washington University's chapter after its charter was revoked.
Letters to the editor: A defense of Josh Kraushaar, and correspondence on activities this semester and the coming semester
Guest columnist Heather Blandford discusses the recent insurgence by the mayor of San Francisco
Solutions by The State News
