Opinion

Fadel Soliman: Don't judge me unfairly

Guest columnist Fadel Soliman discusses the Eagle's coverage of the WAMY controversy.

Bush stands firm against media pressure

Guest columnist Makenna Porch gives her analysis of Bush's performance at his public address.

Take a hard line on drugs

Guest columnist Aaron Biterman gives suggestions for future coverage and treatment of important, controversial issues.

Our Take: Fair 'til proven wrong

After the article on Muslim chaplain Fadel Soliman ran in the March 1 issue of The Eagle, the Muslim Student Association held a prayer service in support of Soliman and started a petition asking for the retraction of both the news article and the corresponding editorial. The circulating petition says the editorial was unfair and the news article inaccurate. The Eagle stands by both its editorial and its news story.

Should the U.S. troops pull out of Iraq?

The question of the week for April 15, 2004.

Editorial Cartoon: April 15, 2004

Dan Carino's editorial cartoon from KRT Campus for April 15, 2004

Treat AU staff with respect

Guest columnist Craig Deckleman urges readers to respect the staff of American University in the course of criticism.

I'm a candidate who cares

RHA candidate Will Mount discusses his policies and his philosophy as the election approaches.

Perils of registering

Guest columnist Ryan Grannan-Doll on the bureaucracy surrounding the University's registration procedures.

AU exploits students for labor

Guest columnist Rebecca Bellville on Campus Beautification Day and the use of students for free labor.

Keep classes fair and balanced

Guest columnist Brad Goehner discusses bias on AU's campus, and on campuses nationwide.

Letters to the Editor

Letters to the editor of The Eagle: on the fight against sexual assault and violence, and a cheerful congratulations.

Editorial Cartoon: April 12, 2004

Steve Sack's editorial cartoon for April 12, 2004.

A Lott of Byrd brains in the media

Right columnist Michael Inganamort discusses the media's reaction to Trent Lott's speech at Strom Thurmond's birthday in December 2003.

Our take: Health Center mistake

According to The Eagle editorial board: The Student Health Center stopped accepting walk-ins recently, prompting waves of student backlash and confusion. In its four points for improvement, which include access, interaction, reliability and vitality, the health center clearly stepped backward in its first and second objectives.

Our take: AU alum pulls stunt

The Eagle editorial board discusses AU Alum David Guard's refusal to serve jury duty on a drug-related case.

Editorial Cartoon: April 8, 2004