ISSUE 16, Vol. 44  March 5, 2004

Constitution must address gay marriage, not individual states
By Andrew Shandy
Cartoonist

Bush proposed to constitutionally ban same-sex marriages, but it was shamefully rejected. So what’s next? Marriage, until now, was defined as a union between a man and a woman and now that that bond has been officially broken, what is the new definition? Is love all that matters, and if so, will a man who really loves his brother be able to get married in good old San Francisco in 10 years?    More...

States should regulate own laws,
amendment won’t fix problems
By Tyler Harbert
Staff Writer

 President Bush will likely give support to a constitutional amendment banning homosexual marriage. A constitutional amendment would be a drastic move to ensure that marriage remains solely between one man and one woman.  More...
 

Movie raises many questions about controversies surrounding passion
By Dana Adkins
Staff Writer

It came to me as no surprise that a graphic movie about the sufferings of Christ, the most controversial person to have ever lived, has stirred so many debates.  More...
 

Andrew Shandy

"I thought there was a rule about not smoking next to entrances."

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