Kerry will be a good challenger
Columnist Michael Inganamort expresses eagerness for a challenging Bush-Kerry presidential race in 2004.
Columnist Michael Inganamort expresses eagerness for a challenging Bush-Kerry presidential race in 2004.
The staff of The Eagle provides its view on the naming of the Ward Circle Building, which is allegedly available to be named after a donor.
Guest columnist Daniel Cohen: "On that winter day in Harlem, Al Gore extended his plan in blessing to Howard Dean. It's almost like a fairy tale. Don't be fooled, my fellow dems. It is not so easy as this. Howard Dean is less like a Knight in Shining Armor than a great primary politician and expert fundraiser."
A photo poll on guest speaker Dr. Daniel Pipes, who presentation about Islam was controversial last Tuesday.
Guest columnist discusses his experience with a protestor who stepped into politics by chaining himself to the ground
Columnist Josh Kraushaar discusses SIS's Peace and Conflict Resolution department in terms of its pros, cons, and unique characteristics.
Guest columnist Tim Meyer discusses the gender parameters of the hot-button abortion issue
The Eagle gives its editorial perspective on the privacy and security issues that the student body is facing
Guest columnist Scott Bohlinger discusses Daniel Pipes, the campus guest speaker this past week, and his effect upon the dialog in which he is involved
Nate Beeler's political cartoon for Jan. 26.
Kevin Sheneberger, the new columnist for Lean Left, also contributes a comic to this issue of The Eagle
Guest columnist Mackenna Porch responds to hostility toward KPU's political speaker.
Guest columnist Michael A. Bare comments on the difficulties to confront our generation.
Students respond to our poll on the State of the Union address.
Guest columnist writes in about the students of American University and their perspective on the situation in Iraq.
The new Democrat columnist of Lean Left introduces himself and discusses the strengths of the nation and their treatment by the administration.
In the past three years, three Student Confederation vice presidents have quit before their terms have expired. Maybe the students who run AU's student government should take a closer look at this trend and change what is forcing these students to want to leave before a fourth vice president quits next year.
Mani Bush's editorial cartoon for Jan. 15, 2004
Opinion Columnist Michael Inganamort introduces himself and the first of the issues he will be tackling in his political column.