House Editorial: From Russia with love

It sounds like the plot of an upcoming “James Bond” movie: a former KGB agent living under political asylum in London dies from ingesting what was later discovered to be a radioactive substance. Enter Daniel Craig, an Aston Martin and a martini glass to save the day. More...

Breeze Perspectives: If he did it…
By Travis Clark, contributing writer

A few weeks ago, when I first heard the news of O.J. Simpson’s latest endeavor into the public eye, I was shocked. I didn’t believe what I read. I couldn’t. My jaw hit the floor. It had to be a joke. No self-respecting person could (or would) write something like this, I said to myself. It seemed so cruel. Writing a book titled “If I Did It” and expecting no public outcry does not seem like a good career move. But he was possibly paid a large sum of money that he isn’t supposed to get, being indebted to the families of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman. More...

Glass Half Full: Riding dirty
By Traci Cox, staff writer

I am not one of the bourgeoisie that rule the road with their gas-guzzling tanks. My working-class soul can only afford a bicycle. Like many poor (yet startlingly fit) students, I rely on my bicycle for transportation. But recently, as I’ve cruised around campus, I’ve been paranoid I’ll end up twisted in a festering mess of metal and flesh, drowning helplessly while facedown in a pothole. More...

Through Murky Waters: Taking care of business
By Alex Sirney, senior writer

The Student Senate took care of some housekeeping Tuesday, clarifying and updating the constitution with nine bills amending it. These bills, while not exceptionally exciting, show that the SGA is ready to take care of business, starting with its own. More...

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