The Stupak-Pitts Amendment states that government-run health care plans cannot cover abortions, and that subsidies may not be used to purchase insurance plans that cover abortions.

I like being American — most US citizens tend to agree. It’s neither a contentious nor controversial statement.

Wait, so that was it?

The Commons, boasting seven LEED certified buildings, is Vanderbilt’s colossus of sustainability.

While browsing for something to write about this week, a couple of articles on InsideVandy.com caught my eye. All were based on roughly the same concept: College and money.

I was watching football on a plasma screen TV when I heard the angelic voices softly intoning.

Every so often we hear from the family values preservationists of our society about the things that point to the total degradation of everything we hold dear.

Technology is supposed to make daily life easier, or at least that’s how the theory goes.

Football is beautiful. Let me fill you in on my rationale before you go disagreeing with me.

I was on my way back from Blockbuster Wednesday night, “The Proposal” in hand (to watch with a girl, I swear), when I ran into a friend of mine who had just left Yogurt Oasis.