Recent developments in U.S. foreign policy constitute a threat to global stability. Rather than pursue global cooperation, America has retained the unsparing Cold War methods of Third World interventionism and unilateral self-interest.
There is a unique joy that comes from the misfortune of those you dislike. This perverse pleasure is discovered sometime in early childhood, at which time an individual learns that he can increase his own joy by inflicting suffering on perceived enemies.
It has been almost one year since the Monica Lewinsky scandal broke out. What was thought at the time to be nothing more than another presidential affair has turned into a circus that threatens to undermine the once-hallowed Presidency of the United States.
After the House of Representatives impeached President Clinton in December, I was incensed. I found myself angry and disappointed with our political system.
I, like many others, received a letter from the physical education department reminding me that I needed eight physical education classes to graduate. To date (I’m a sophomore), I have completed two classes.
Next month, 11 European nations will venture into the unknown. Spain, Portugal, France, Italy, Germany, Belgium, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, Ireland, Finland and Austria will inaugurate the European Monetary Union (EMU) in just a few weeks.
