Congress isn't exactly America's favorite institution right now. With a measly 17 percent approval rating according to a Gallup poll released last month, the legislative body's only real bipartisan achievement...
As the sun set last Friday evening at the Baton Rouge central mosque, Mesjid ar-Rahman, I took my place in the prayer line.
Mesjid ar-Rahman, literally translated, means the Mosque of Mercy - and on this...
As the election season grows nearer and the 2012 presidential election continues to reside at the forefront of the nation's mind, college students especially must educate themselves and exercise their...
Last Thursday night, I sat in Prytania Theater in New Orleans watching a movie I had waited with increasing anticipation for four years to see. Only when I arrived home did I learn that, hundreds of miles...
In Response to the Article about Masseys opening: I realize that competition is a part of business. Growth and Prosperity are universal virtues in our society. I work at the Bicycle Shop, a business that...
Believe it or not, there are eight people running for president this November.
Since we are blessed enough to live in a political dichotomy, we are forced by the invisible hand of pragmatism to pick between...
Chick-fil-A President Dan Cathy recently announced his support for "traditional marriage" in an interview with the Biblical Recorder, North Carolina's Baptist newspaper.
"We are very much supportive of...
Let me explain to you how fear mongering works. I stumbled across a Fox News article last week with the headline "UN arms treaty U.S. gun owners in foreign sights." Intrigued, I clicked. In the first paragraph,...
What do most people think of when they reserve a room at a hotel? Pillow mints, complimentary breakfast - a brand new set of towels and toiletries? No sir, most people think about sex, and not the sort...
People tend to view white collar crime with a leniency uncommon to other crimes. Compared to more heinous actions such as rape or murder, these crimes are often brushed away with a wag of the finger and...
On June 11, 1963, Thich Quang Duc sat quietly on a divan at the corner of a busy Saigon intersection.
As a crowd began to gather, Duc relaxed himself into the traditional Buddhist lotus position, said...
