By: Karen Jernigan

Dear Editor, The IDF colonel, Mr. Bentzion Gruber, began with a film clip entitled 8 Seconds.  It was a detailed depiction of the time that a soldier has to decide if he will shoot or not.  It was, in fact, a suicide-bombing mission.  Wit...

By: Dylan Proietti

For several reasons, I find myself thinking that I love Adobe.  For those of you who have yet to hear, the corporations Adobe and Apple are having a spat over the Adobe product Flash being barred from the iPhone and iPad....

By: Tom White

Many of we DU alums have wondered for years just how DU was being run but the recent sale of one of our last real assets at a bargain price is really unexplainable....

By: Caddie Nath

To the women of the University of Denver, welcome to 2010. Aside from the occasional misogynistic article in the Clarion and a few pennies difference in salary on average, we think that we live in a pretty gender-equal society. We think that feminism has ...

By: Joel Portman & Javier Ogaz

University of Denver Students, Last year we ran together for AUSA President and Vice President. While we did not win, we have both kept our promises to maintain our involvement, push for change, and make the University of Denver a better place. We also s...

By: Dylan Proietti

The concept of Internet vigilance seems particularly apt when applied to the popular social networking site Facebook....

By: Dylan Proietti

Sometime last week, Reuters published an article about American college students and their addiction to technology. At least I think it was last week, I’ve been on the Internet nearly constantly for over a year now, so I could be wrong....

By: Dylan Proietti

There is a box of text in the lower right-hand corner of this page. Yeah, to the right of the list of contributors for this issue and directly below this opinion piece.  My guess is that most people choose not to read this. ...

By: Marissa Garrock

In a recent issue of the Clarion, an article stated that DU is considering getting rid of the university sponsored e-mail to save money.        ...

By: Adrienne Estes

I am incredibly appalled over the USG’s recent decision to create a “scholarship fund” for themselves using money that is supposed to, and always has, gone to student organizations and activities....

By: Steven Stoker

I was shocked after reading the cover story of last week’s Clarion about how our USG Senate members are currently NOT getting paid. A recent bill has been passed giving only the top three members of the Senate a minimal $1,500 a year,...

By: Steve Coulter

It started with “Avatar,” then picked up steam with “Alice Wonderland.” And now with “Clash of the Titans,” the rippling effect of the 3-D and IMAX movie must cease....

By: Dylan Proietti

The iPhone was first released nearly three years ago.  The phone, and Apple,  revolutionized the market and has since changed the way people think about mobile phones.  ...

By: Dylan Proietti

This group attempts to bring to light documents or stories that would otherwise be censored to a normal journalist.  In this way, the site almost acts as an extension of the Freedom of Information Act, which provides the disclosure of full or part...

By: Andrew Burns

You write truthfully about what teachers owe their students. However, administrators, students, and their parents owe teachers compliance with basic philosophies....

By: Al Nelson

What a shame that what appeared to be the DU student section showed so little class....

By: Amy Knight

It seems the same attitude that sought to silence Galileo and other scientists and intellectuals who challenged the norms and beliefs of their time is unfortunately alive and well today....

By: Miyeko Inafuku

Buying textbooks can be a real challenge.  I am constantly waging war with the price tag.  Even if you can afford a $200 textbook, chances are, you’d rather spend that money on something else.  So why are our professors doing this ...

By: Clarion Staff

Five-fold....

By: Dylan Proietti

Public education is a service that has become so commonplace that people have begun to take advantage of it. These people seem to forget that without it, students, who will one day replace this generation, will be unable to grow and function in normal soc...