Emily Judd

Just down the road at Converse, another small liberal arts college in South Carolina, students are getting a break from the pricey cost of higher education. The school administration recently made the decision to decrease Converse College’s 2014-2015 tuition by 43 percent, from $29,124 to $16,500. This may spark jealousy from the students attending Furman, the most expensive private university in South Carolina, but there are drawbacks to such a reduction.

The recent publication of a “Gun Map” by New York newspaper Journal News was unethical, irresponsible, and not in the best interest of the public.

Mitt Romney won the first Presidential debate through a combination of charisma, intelligence, and the use of facts, highlighting President Obama’s failures to articulate his own message.

There’s a lot of noise being made about how we ought to change voter laws to call for photo ID: that noise isn’t just noise, it’s wisdom, too.