| Vol XXXIV No. 123 |
Wednesday, April 18, 2001 |
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You should swear off swears, but can you?
Eric Long
Fitter, Happier, ...
 It starts at home. The swear word spreads by mouth, a foul and contagious disease, from parent to child. And these darn swear words filter through the generations, until they invade the television and the classroom. Curses corrupt absolutely, and a ... [more]
`Just Do It' like Joey Ramone
James Seider
junior
Joey Ramone died recently. He was the first of my musical heroes to pass on, although more will undoubtedly join him in the near future, succumbing to old age and the ill effects of their rock and roll lifestyle. Joey's death ... [more]
Execution about vengence, not justice
Josh Stowe
senior
I wish to respond to Stacy Davis's letter on Thursday, in which she wrote the following: "Pray for Timothy McVeigh if you want, but please make no excuses for his actions. He brought his fate upon himself." Of course, Timothy McVeigh's ... [more]
All Christians to blame for sins
Sheryl Overmyer
senior
We are agents in communion, in communities constituted by shared practices and language. We do things with words. Words affect our relationships with one another. They divide. They unite. In a letter to the editor published Wednesday of Holy Week entitled, ... [more]
Cincinnati riots result of an undemocratic system
Sarah Turner
The Daily Cardinal
MADISON, Wis. "Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable." — John F. Kennedy Jr. As the march of time and progress plows forward into a new century, of late I have acquired a creeping sense of vertigo. ... [more]
Quote of the Day
Robert Merrill
opera singer
"If you think you've hit a false note, sing loud. When in doubt, sing loud." Robert Merrill opera singer ... [more]
Picking our fights
Nate Phillips
Copy Editor
This weekend I watched a truly thought provoking NBC special on television that focused on the problems with heroin in our nation. The program described how the number of heroin addicts grows exponentially across the country everyday. The addiction to heroin ... [more]
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