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Letters to the editor

by   Posted on March 25th, 2010 in Opinion

Don’t give space to Alan Moore I am extremely disappointed by the recent opinion piece in Broadside by Alan Moore, “Rebuttal to Climategate Response.” Quite frankly, the back-and-forth between Alan Moore and Colin Bennett is getting tiresome. Alan Moore writes some ridiculous piece with no basis in fact and Colin Bennett responds, thoroughly refuting Moore’s […]

Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli defends recent letter

by   Posted on March 25th, 2010 in Opinion

By Kn Cuccinelli, Virginia Attorney General RICHMOND (March 19, 2010) Recently, the George Mason University community heard about my recommendation to Virginia’s public colleges and universities regarding the inclusion of sexual orientation in their non-discrimination policy statements. The issue has created some confusion for the public, so as your attorney general, I wanted to take […]

Technology gods: One man’s personal battle

by   Posted on March 25th, 2010 in Opinion

By Brandon T. Minister, Staff Writer The technology gods hate me. Somewhere, I offended their sensibilities, and ever since the deities of Steve Jobs and Bill Gates have cursed me to a Luddite hell, where every piece of electronic equipment malfunctions straight out of the box. Customer support is provided by the departed souls of […]

Supreme Court approves corporate funding of presidents: Will the corporations of America now have control over who is elected?

by   Posted on March 25th, 2010 in Opinion

By Justin Lalputan, Staff Writer The Supreme Court of the United States has recently approved unlimited corporate funding of presidential campaigns by way of a case called Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission. This has come as quite a shock to many citizens who feel that this will give corporations too much power over presidential […]

Hail to the Redskins: Why our local football team should never change it’s mascot

by   Posted on March 25th, 2010 in Opinion

By Alan Moore, Staff Writer As a long-suffering Washington Redskins fan, I know there are many things to be offended by from the team, but their mascot most certainly is not one of them. A select few have made the argument that the term “Redskins” is racist against Native Americans. Some have even called for […]

Let’s focus on the big picture: Like the fact that global warming does exist

by   Posted on March 25th, 2010 in Opinion

By Susan Crate, and Chris Parsons, Guest Columnists If these words sound like words from a concerned adult when you were growing up, they are. We repeat them here because it seems that we need such reminders throughout our adult life. It is easy to slip into pettiness and squabbles, and thereby lose sight of […]

Letter from student government

by   Posted on March 25th, 2010 in Opinion

By Jennifer Mancini, Student Government Senator and James Nance, Student Government Senator Student Government would like to welcome everyone back from what was hopefully a relaxing and fun-filled Spring Break. We hope you all are ready to finish out the semester as strong as we are. The inevitable Student Government elections are going to be […]

Rebuttal to Climategate Response: Bring It On: ‘Debate on the Hypocrisy of Anthropogenic Global Warming’

by   Posted on March 1st, 2010 in Opinion

Alan Moore, Staff Writer Apparently, there are still a minor few out there who drink the climate change alarmist Kool-Aid. While people like George Mason University Sustainability Assistant Colin Bennett and seemingly the entire Office of Sustainability would prefer to mudsling, I am happy to level some truth. I’m thrilled to report that support for […]

Spirituality As I See It: A Walk Through GMU Campus is a Personal Pilgrimage

by   Posted on March 1st, 2010 in Opinion

Vincent Ali, Broadside Correspondent Every day I walk the paths of George Mason University waiting for someone to hand me a flier explaining why I should follow their path to God and leave my heathen lifestyle behind without a second thought. I politely listen to them, giving them a chance to convince me. However many […]

American Media Today: Where Did The News Go?

by   Posted on February 22nd, 2010 in Opinion

Justin Lalputan, Staff Writer The American media has changed from what it used to be. The American media used to play a watchdog role, being there for the people and giving the people access to information that they wouldn’t otherwise have. From what I see in today’s media, there is almost nothing that resembles that. […]