Monday, April 18th, 2005
State attempts discriminatory lawHouse Editorial
On April 10, 2005, state lawmakers in West Virginia voted to pass a bill concerning the number of members a city can appoint to the boards of parks and recreation. Two days later they learned exactly what they had passed — a bill with an amendment to make English the official language of West Virginia.
Professors aiding intellectual declineBreeze Perspectives
The decline of intellect has reached a new low in American cultural institutions. The rhetorical impulses of the day are sluggish, and universities play no small role in the transmission of these ideas. The corrosive agent known as modern liberalism has permeated the American intelligentsia, which is partially composed of university professors.
Waiting to drill in ANWR beneficialBreeze Perspectives
Congratulations, George Bush on another astounding political movement. Of course, that statement is inundated with sarcasm, because supporting oil drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, more commonly known as ANWR, is blatantly ignorant.
Letters to the EditorDarts & Pats
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