Column by Nate KremerA crisp mountain air stings my lungs as I tread onward up the trail, ignoring for the moment the burn of my thighs, which are currently pleading with my brain to chill out. The bead...
Column by Joe GallensteinToday, we witness a peaceful transition in a country that is again inspired by the ideals it was founded upon. While much of the world is in turmoil, and while we face our own...
With the economy as bad as it is, a large concerted effort has arisen to determine the root causes and help find solutions to the severe downturn we are experiencing. One area of major concern is credit...
RELATED STORY: Journalism isn't for everyone, especially Joe the PlumberThere is nothing wrong with citizen journalism.I can say this proudly and with certainty as I sit in my mom’s basement...
RELATED STORY: 'Elite' media needs to return to citizen journalism rootsApparently anyone can be a journalist.Every talk show from Regis and Kelly to Jay Leno sends audience members to presidential campaigns,...
I would like to start my letter off by saying how much I truly love you, student loan. You are one of my lifelines and I am sure we will be together for years to come. So, why is it that when I need you...
Column by Tim RileyJohn Maynard Keynes, a famous British economist, is said to have made his last words: “I wish I’d drunk more champagne.†As glasses clanged and kisses were doled...
The Kernel’s article “The extra edge: More students are searching for Adderall†received a lot of feedback, some positive and some negative.Most of the concerns were about the safety...
Should old acquaintance be forgot and never brought to mind?No. There is no better time than the New Year for UK to look back at 2008 and do nothing but remember it for all it was worth, or wasn’t...
Column by Richard BeckerIt should go without saying that the next president faces a bevy of difficult issues as he takes office in just a few days.After working as a staff member for four months on Barack...
Column by Tim RileyA great benefit of our modern world is that one never has to look very far to find things that are completely ridiculous. Many days, it seems as if the Internet is solely dedicated to...
