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Cheers and Jeers from The Eagle's opinion page, noting campus and off-campus current events.
Cheers and Jeers from The Eagle's opinion page, noting campus and off-campus current events.
The Eagle editorial staff comments on the financial benefits of American University's presidency.
The Eagle editorial board encourages readers to vote on the new General Assembly constitution.
Guest columnist Chris Kosek discusses the over-simplification in American two-party politics.
John Anderson's political cartoon for November 15, 2004.
Guest columnist Jeff McAleer discusses the actions of Indiana Pacers forward Ron Artest.
According to the Eagle editorial board, "AU is considering the purchase of several defibrillators, devices used to restart hearts after heart attacks, but they seem to be dragging their feet when they shouldn't be."
Conservative columnist Seth Johnson discusses the role religion plays in lives and politics, and in the democratic rhetoric.
John Welter, a junior from the School of Public Affairs, writes a letter to the editor of The Eagle about leftist commentary in The Eagle.
Senior John Stapleton discusses the effects of Michael Moore on the public mindset toward democrats.
John Anderson's editorial cartoon for November 11, 2004.
The Eagle's opinion desk offers its cheers and jeers for all sorts of things, on campus and off.
SIS sophomore Anthony Fortunato writes to the editor of the Eagle about democrats overextending their sense of pride in their political party.
The Eagle editorial staff discusses the long-term ramifications of the contract with Reston limousine.
Liberal columnist Nathalie Marechal discusses the obligations for a political leftist after the November 2nd election.
The Eagle editorial staff advocates for reform in the campaign process.
Guest columnist Heather Blandford argues that George W. Bush's re-election should stimulate togetherness and reinforce dialogue.
Guest columnist Erin Murphy discusses the feeling of alienation that accompanies the November 2nd presidential election.
Guest columnist Martin Rahmani discusses the potential for Barack Obama in leftist politics.