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The law allows for any accused person to be deemed innocent until proven guilty. However, in many cases it feels as if defendants or the accused are guilty until proven innocent. Have we forget about the principles of the Consitution, due process, a fair trial and the ability of a defendant to defend his or her rights?  Read More »

Okay, so I don't really love the color purple. Is it not nice, however; when a traditionally red state has the chance to become purple? Many people are hyped up about the presidential election this cycle, but at the same time they also forget that there are other very important elections taking place as well. One of these, in my opinion, is Alabama's third district congressional race.  Read More »

Hello, I have been watching some movies on the time free I have got and guess what I was just doing some research and suddenly I got this pop-up in which I became interested!  Read More »

Participated in the second annual "Walk Out" of Hellgate High School today, which was sold as a protest of the presidential "Mission Accomplished" speech of 2003. I feel like I should cement the action, you know. Articulate the reason "why?" I participated and what I think would be a more productive avenue.  Read More »

You can look in a dictionary and find many definitions of progress. But you cannot truly define progress until you see it for yourself.  Read More »

On my way to work today, I cut through the Student Union because it was one of those days where I wanted to spend the least possible amount of time outside (you know the type... wind in your face, snow down your shirt...). As I passed the Wendy's, I noticed a blonde individual with a mohawk, a mask, and a rainbow striped cape that said: "Marriage = Two Consenting Adults."  Read More »

Necessary for revolution.

We're not “Ready” for a revolution..?

It seems ridiculous, but that’s one of the many excuses poured forth.
Don’t get me wrong, I’m ecstatic for our record voter turn-outs.

Pop culture and voting?
I can go with that, but then the point of view is skewed up all over again.  Read More »

On a recent excursion to the bookstore, I ran across a book that is a little outside of the norm. It sounded like an interesting change from normal reading habits, so I grabbed it. Rabbit Heart by Colleen Hitchcock is the fictional story of Nicollette Caron and it is most definitely an unusual tale.  Read More »