Parents’ weekend is a joy that only comes once a year. The only purpose of the weekend is to compare how much the parents love their children.

From: Katherine Marshall Miller <kat.m.miller@gmail.com>
Date: Fri, Oct. 9, 2009 at 2:43 a.m.
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If Twitter were a person, it would certainly make it onto the Forbes Most Powerful Celebrities list.

Family Weekend is a time most Vanderbilt students looked forward to with joyful anticipation.

I’m not a big fan of wearing an iPod while walking around campus. It was something I tried out freshman year as a way of waking myself up on the way to my 8 a.m. calculus class.

The national debt increased by over four trillion dollars under President Bush.

As sad as I was to learn that Chicago did not win its bid to host the 2016 Olympics, I couldn’t help but be excited for the choice of Rio de Janeiro.

“You have the poor among you always…”
John 12:8 

The holes in Thomas Shattuck's article "Border security is counterproductive" are about as gaping as those in our southern border.

In Frannie Boyle’s column, “We aren’t so different, you and I,” she says, “believe it or not, conservatives do have hearts.” She goes on to say that conservative