Column by Taylor SheltonThe past several weeks have brought an extremely interesting set of debates to the pages of the Kernel and the Web site comments that accompany the online edition. In fact, I find...
Column by J. Steven GardnerAs a UK graduate and engineer working for the last 33 years to help solve the challenges of mining coal in a responsible manner, I was amazed at the Kernel editorial board commentary...
Column by Joe GallensteinWith the release of the film “Milk†there has been an increased discussion about Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Questioning rights, and thankfully it looks...
“Let me be clear: I’m talking about cuts that will bring pain.â€Gov. Steve Beshear’s words rang out at the end of November and sent every state agency running for cover....
Column by Jordan CovveyHealth care can be a royal pain, no pun intended. On one hand, many of us are blessed with the wide availability of modern medicine. Most students on campus come down with a case...
The term Black Friday has a new and darker meaning this year when three people were killed on the shopper’s savings day.Two men shot and killed each other inside a Toys R Us in Palm Desert,...
Column by Tim RileyIf one is desperate to make himself into a news story, there are certain guaranteed methods to make it happen. One can dedicate their life to tirelessly researching the cure for a disease...
This is written in response to Nate Kremer’s column titled “Bible’s teachings outdated, hypocritical†in the Kernel on Nov. 20. It is clear that Barack Obama’s...
If anyone has walked by the Student Center in the past week, I’m sure you have noticed the two men outside “preaching.†As a Christian, I would like to let everyone out there know...
Column by Tim RileyThere are certain immutable laws of the universe that will simply never change. As a society, we can always rest assured that school will never be fun, the Cleveland Browns will never...
