Oil spill demands research, effective safety rules
Lessons learned with the Deepwater Horizon spill need to be remembered and applied to oil rigs around the world.
Google has turned evil
Google has a new motto: Be relatively evil.
The cover is alive
The Web is dead. Or at least Chris Anderson, the editor-in-chief of Wired magazine, has stated that the Web is dead.
McChrystal was victim of opportunistic journalism
One of the most talked-about stories of the summer was the resignation of General Stanley McChrystal.
Obama’s remarks showed partisanship, not inspiration
The candidate who spoke of the audacity of hope has, as president, adopted too many of the worst aspects of Washington politics.
Wikileaks must be accountable for results of leaks
One would think that someone who named a video “Collateral Murder” would realize that actions can have collateral damage.
Wikileaks: Editorial Dissent
While others at The Tartan, the White House, and the Pentagon may claim that Wikileaks has acted irresponsibly, I disagree.
Leadership Perspectives
Welcome back, Tartans! It’s been refreshing to see so many familiar and new faces on campus.
Poor communication with sports field improvements
We begin the year with a strike against one of our editorial board’s most beloved topics: university communication.