House Editorial: Viciousness of the Vick investigation

When the Falcons’ star quarterback Michael Vick pleaded guilty to the dog-fighting charges brought against him nearly two months ago, he basically kissed his career goodbye. He’s can face up to six years in prison and fines of more than $300,000, not to mention possible dismissal from the NFL. The media have massacred Vick’s reputation as an athlete. More...

Breeze Perspectives: Vice of the Century: Apple iPhones
By Caroline Carter, contributing writer

It reminds you about all of the important events in your life including your Grandma’s birthday and your next dentist appointment. It also makes sure that you know when to bust out the umbrella or when sporting a sweater is more appropriate. It even stores and displays embarrassing pictures of you that you wish had never been taken. No, I’m not talking about your mother; I’m talking about your cell phone; that is, if you are one of the people who have purchased Apple’s new iPhone. More...

Glass Half Full: A snapshot of doom?
By Traci Cox, staff writer

A picture tells a thousand words. The 600 words in this column satisfy me. It has been proposed that all staff and senior writers of The Breeze have their picture printed in conjunction with their column. When my fearless editor told me of this delightful new addition to our esteemed newspaper, I had disturbing flashbacks to those awkward grade school “Picture Days.” More...

In the Know: Looking further eastward
By Jeff Genota, staff writer

Earlier in the Bush administration, many officials from Asia-Pacific Rim nations complained that the United States demanded too much focus for them in the area of counter-terrorism, particularly from states like Muslim-majority Malaysia and Indonesia, and found lessened interest on other topics that these states prioritized. More...

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