|
Thursday, November 11, 2004
'Harry Potter' class good use of pop culture
House Editorial
J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter series of books has spawned movies, merchandise
and, now, a JMU English class.
Choosing president not like cheering your team
Breeze Perspectives
We all remember the atmosphere around campus throughout the entire Yankees/Red
Sox series. Emotions were running extremely high, and neither side wanted
to see their team lose. The loser and their fans were guaranteed to be
humiliated for failing to achieve the victory they had spent millions
on in 2004.
New term marked by Republican control
Breeze Perspectives
Americans once again went to bed on election night not knowing who their
future president would be in the morning. A little over half of the voters
in this year’s presidential election woke up pleased, while a little
less than half woke up with a dismal outlook for the future.
'Jeopardy' winner next candidate
The Boneyard
Watching the election all last Tuesday night on through Wednesday morning,
I eventually came to realize that the wrong man would be elected. George
W. Bush should not have been re-elected — and John F. Kerry certainly
should not have been elected. "Are you taking crazy pills?"
you may be asking me right now.
Lost and Found
Letters to the Editor
Darts & Pats
|
