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How logic, reason influence faith 26

The Lantern, Ohio State, Columbus, OH

7 hours ago by Paul Gardner

I think most people have been in a confrontational argument over the existence of God at some point in their lives, and maybe they felt insulted by it, or even maybe they were the ones feeling elated at having embarrassed the other person. Logical arguments for example, like the existence of a god, is a convenient idea to explain how things in the universe are and in turn, God must exist. Certainly not everyone uses logic like this to prove and disprove God, and then try to rub it in someone else's face, but perhaps many of us know a few people who still do.

Expelled: The Movie 14

The Sentinel, Ohio State University, None, OH

41 minutes ago by Newbaum Turk

Because of social, political, and scientific ramifications, it is nearly impossible to carry on a conversation these days with anyone about evolution and intelligent design. This problem stems mainly from ignorance. Creationists disavow science and cannot be excused.

Hardcore fans could cool it down a little 9

The Lantern, Ohio State, Columbus, OH

5 hours ago by Andrew Martin

A lot of Ohio State fans take football far too religiously.


Sometimes it feels like being in a cult; I keep expecting them to bring out the Kool-aid after a loss.

Student shares her side of Rainbow Alliance story 8

Guardian , Wright State University, Dayton , OH

8 hours ago by Stacy Carmichael

Your article regarding Rainbow Alliance in the April 30, 2008 issue of the Guardian was very informative, but perhaps you should have gone directly to the source of all the complaints against the organization.

The Guardian interviewed only two of the organization's advisors, only two student members, and had perspectives from sixty percent of the executive board, who of course are going to defend their position on cancelling the organization's meetings.

Groups against conflict clothing 7

The Lantern, Ohio State, Columbus, OH

7 hours ago by Angela Henderson

Student human rights organizations rallied behind a common cause Thursday: to institute the Designated Suppliers Program at Ohio State.


According to a statement from the campus organization United Students Against Sweatshops, the DSP will take three years to implement and would ensure university apparel to be 75 percent sweatshop free.


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Expelled: The Movie


		Expelled: The Movie

The Sentinel, Ohio State University, OH

14 hours ago by Newbaum Turk

Because of social, political, and scientific ramifications, it is nearly impossible to carry on a conversation these days with anyone about evolution and intelligent design. This problem stems mainly from ignorance. Creationists disavow science and cannot be excused.

Details surface on admin's meth arrest

The Lantern, Ohio State, OH

8 hours ago by Briony Clare

It seems as though Ohio State's interim assistant vice president for Student Affairs and director of housing might have been leading a double life.


Ronald Kochendoerfer, 41, serves as a senior administrator for Housing and Residence Education, whose responsibilities ranged from developing and administering living-learning programs, to training resident advisors on drug and alcohol policy and managing a $9 million fiscal budget.


Last Friday another side of the high-ranking official's life was uncovered when he was arrested and charged with possession of the highly-addictive drug methamphetamine, that was found by deputies during a search of his Short North home.

Hardcore fans could cool it down a little

The Lantern, Ohio State, OH

4 hours ago by Andrew Martin

A lot of Ohio State fans take football far too religiously.


Sometimes it feels like being in a cult; I keep expecting them to bring out the Kool-aid after a loss.

English department offers Harry Potter class

The Lantern, Ohio State, OH

1 day ago by Heather Dodds

Hannah Matus, a junior in political science, said "Harry Potter and English Comedy," a special topics English course she is taking this quarter, took her by surprise.


"I expected to be talking about the plot setup and prevalent themes ... but it's actually so much more than that," Matus said.

Black and White:


		Black and White:

The Sentinel, Ohio State University, OH

17 hours ago by Matthew Godwin

With this year's election marking the first time in U.S. history when an African-American is in serious contention for the presidency, it comes as no surprise that the nature of race relations is being reexamined. What wasn't expected is the extent to which pure racism is influencing the nomination of the Democratic candidate.

A Johnny McCain Presidency:


		A Johnny McCain Presidency:

The Sentinel, Ohio State University, OH

12 hours ago by Chelsea Editor

I consider myself relatively lucky for this election, as I don't intensely despise the Republican nominee for President, John McCain. Save Ron Paul, had it been Romney, Huckabee(?), Guiliani, or any of the other fools that espoused their hypocritical slime during the Republican primaries, I would probably have turned on the apathy and tuned out the next seven months.

Student shares her side of Rainbow Alliance story


		Student shares her side of Rainbow Alliance story

Guardian , Wright State University, OH

2 days ago by Stacy Carmichael

Your article regarding Rainbow Alliance in the April 30, 2008 issue of the Guardian was very informative, but perhaps you should have gone directly to the source of all the complaints against the organization.

The Guardian interviewed only two of the organization's advisors, only two student members, and had perspectives from sixty percent of the executive board, who of course are going to defend their position on cancelling the organization's meetings.

Student wants The Guardian bashing to end

Guardian , Wright State University, OH

1 day ago by Sarah Linville

Earlier today I was reading the most recent issue of The Guardian when I came across another batch of letters to the editor.

Essentially they consisted of blatant bashing and insulting of the paper on the part of the writer's. Each time the paper is released it appears to have the same letters simply repeated over and over again, not only insulting the intelligence of the writers but the integrity of the paper as a whole.

Dayton jobs demand WSU grads


		Dayton jobs demand WSU grads

Guardian , Wright State University, OH

1 day ago by Amber Riippa

Experts say Wright State students are in demand and should stay in the area.

"Young adults need to be aware of opportunities so they can be the managers of their own futures," said Jane Dockery, associate director of the Center for Urban and Public Affairs.

Fire drills ignite conflict on campus


		Fire drills ignite conflict on campus

Tan and Cardinal, Otterbein College, OH

6 days ago by Rachel Scali

Everyone remembers trooping outside into the freezing cold or the pouring rain during a fire drill. Now, students and faculty get to enjoy this exciting event four times a year instead of two.

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