House Editorial: Duke case dismissal makes a dog out of district attorney

On Wednesday, the three Duke lacrosse players that were indicted for sexually assaulting a stripper last year breathed a sigh of relief as their charges, including kidnapping and rape, were dropped. More...

Between the Lines: Check your facts at the door
By Patrick Callahan, senior writer

At a time when political pundits mull over the prospect of a female or a black president amidst what will surely be the biggest spending escapade of an election ever witnessed in our nation’s democratic history. More...

Out of the Dark: The tobacco industry has everyone fooled
By Anna Young, opinion editor

The tobacco industry will always remain a cultural cornerstone, because of the power it possesses in the global economic and political scheme. Corporations, consumerists, politicians and professionals all play a part in the tobacco industry’s policy decisions. More...

Glass Half-Full: The woe of the op-ed writer
By Traci Cox, staff writer

From 1095 to 1291, Christianity launched itself into a series of bloody holy wars, contradicting the nonviolent and tolerant teachings of Jesus Christ, the Christian savior around whom much of Christianity is based. Christian warriors savagely murdered hundreds of thousands of people, and the pope himself declared that any Christians dying in battle would ascend to heaven despite the barbaric nature of the Crusades. More...

Breeze Perpsectives: CRU's campaign proves pervasive
By Casey Shaw, contributing writer

Last week I noticed that all over campus and in The Breeze there were quite a few ads promoting a Web site called Beerisproof.org.  I didn’t really think anything of it until someone told me what the site was actually promoting. Campus Crusade for Christ is using the quote attributed to Ben Franklin (“Beer is proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy”) to promote its religious agenda. I could hardly believe it! More...

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