Published on September 23rd, 2008 | by Alana MousaviDin
It’s hot or cold, class has just let out and you head toward your car. Most of us consider this a daily ritual, right? Now, enter the drove of vehicular hawks, swarming their prey, squawking as …... Read More →Published on September 9th, 2008 | by Alana MousaviDin
Sen. John McCain and his girl Gov. Sarah Palin cannot and will not end this war. They will instead instigate yet another to continue the ongoing game of keeping up with the Bushes. Throughout his acceptance …... Read More →Published on September 3rd, 2008 | by Alana MousaviDin
Last week much of the nation listened to speeches presented at the Democratic National Convention, hoping to hear the words of comfort our country so desperately needs. At 8 p.m. on Thursday, the much-desired words rang …... Read More →Published on August 29th, 2008 | by Alana MousaviDin
During the summer we watched gas prices escalate and fall. This continual fluctuation caused panic and relief so many times we eventually grew indifferent (so long as it never went over $4 per gallon). But when …... Read More →Published on August 26th, 2008 | by Alana MousaviDin
We’ve all dealt with buying textbooks online, and it’s a hit or miss event every time. Regardless of which bookstore or online vendor you try, it is almost guaranteed that there will be an issue to …... Read More →Published on August 22nd, 2008 | by Alana MousaviDin
What a rude and pleasant place this world can be. One can see how a born optimist may learn to look at things through a pessimist’s eyes, and vice versa. First scenario, for an optimist seeing …... Read More →Published on August 22nd, 2008 | by Alana MousaviDin
Recycling. This has been a heavy topic sitting on minds and exiting lips around the world. Everyone needs to participate, and many do, but going beyond paper or plastic is as equally important as turning the …... Read More →Published on August 7th, 2008 | by Alana MousaviDin
UH prides itself on the diversity of its campus, and rightly so. From the beautiful colors of cultural clothing, to the numerous ethnic, religious and student groups to join, our campus is an eclectic one. Within …... Read More →Published on July 31st, 2008 | by Alana MousaviDin
As we officially begin the political offerings of an election year, we are entertained with a color show of red and blue, a song of debate from the elephant and donkey and empty promises served on …... Read More →Published on July 21st, 2008 | by Alana MousaviDin
Long gone are the days when young boys and girls secretly fantasized about one of their teachers. Today, they simply speak up, and occasionally, the teacher responds. Some of today’s students are getting more than what …... Read More →
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