According to a recent study by the Mount Sinai and Brown University schools of medicine, primary care physicians prescribed at least $6.8 billion worth of unnecessary tests, procedures and medications...
When Apple unveiled the iPhone 4S to the world last month, it was a bit of a letdown in both specs and appearance.
Aside from a slightly better camera and a snappier processor, the iPhone 4S is identical...
As college students, many of us are broke.
Instead of buying new things, we scour Amazon, eBay, Craigslist, thrift stores and the classified section to find the things we want at reasonable prices, and...
As many have probably guessed — though it hasn't exactly been hidden — I classify myself in the far, far left of the political spectrum. Based on Marxist ideals, I find many of the goals of...
Zachary Davis may be a history junior, but I think he missed a few classes, so I'd like to clear a few things up.
First, Timothy McVeigh's bombing of the Federal Building in Oklahoma City had little to...
Student Government President Cody Wells' decision not to sign legislation creating a month to commemorate lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender history sparked a reasonable amount of hubbub last week.
Though...
I never thought I would be calling Mississippi progressive.
The state currently buried in the controversial Amendment 26 vote, which, if passed, would define life from the moment of conception, ironically...
The city of New Orleans is an odd place. There are times when the compounding action of the city's food, music and hospitality combine to produce an atmosphere impossible to recreate anywhere else. And...
If we have enough vested interests to send people to war, buy an iPhone or spend time looking for a job, then we should have enough interest to invest in our education system.
Apparently no one got that...
With Herman Cain's status as a front-runner for the Republican nomination under assault thanks to a litany of gaffes and multiple rehashed sexual-harassment allegations from the 1990s, conservative crank...
Shakespeare or not Shakespeare: that's the question.
It's the question posited by director Roland Emmerich's latest offering, "Anonymous" — who really authored the 38 plays and 154 sonnets historically...
When it comes to consumerism, competition is a good thing.
With companies trying to win your hard-earned dollar, they'll throw price cuts and deals in your face until you buy their product. That said,...
