Peace in Syria may be prolonged after shipment of missiles
To say that the Cold War between Russia and the U.S. ended in 1991 may not be entirely true.
By: Shane Newell
opinion
Our View: Alumni earnings should not affect college choices
Let’s face it, college is expensive.
Op-Ed | An opinion on opinions
By: Robert Joseph
Student’s death calls attention to illegal ATV riding
Sitting in his desk in the front of the classroom, his presence never went unnoticed. He was tall for an eighth grader and probably could have passed for 18. Like his fellow eighth graders, he was moody, sulky, a wall of impenetrable teenage angst. His…
By: Kerry Bowden
Op-Ed | Keep telling us we are naive
By: Greg Jenkins
Student’s death calls attention to illegal ATV riding
Sitting in his desk in the front of the classroom, his presence never went unnoticed. He was tall for an eighth grader and probably could have passed for 18. Like his fellow eighth graders, he was moody, sulky, a wall of impenetrable teenage angst. His…
By: Kerry Bowden
Op-Ed | Looking back
By: Carolyn Pruitt
Prayer can’t replace proper medical care
I was always raised to believe in science, in education, in technological advancement, in the pursuit of knowledge.
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Op-Ed | The end of silence
By: Simona Gilman and Alison Safran
Politicians’ broadcasted mistakes not easily forgotten
During a 2012 campaign, Missouri Republican Rep. Todd Akin made an unfortunate comment that put a swift end to his bid for the U.S. Senate.
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Op-Ed | What Senate actually did
By: Wyatt Cadley
BAC restriction can aid in safety
The National Transportation Safety Board recommended on May 14 that the baseline limit to arrest drivers with a DUI be changed to 0.05 percent blood-alcohol level.
By: Our Stance
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