It's finally here - the announcement of the creation of a campus police force. It's been no secret that fear of crime is a major problem on Drexel's campus. While our location put us in close proximity to Center City, it also comes with the dangers of living in West Philadelphia.
John McCain, the Rambo wannabe who's comfortable with the idea of spending the next century in Iraq, forgot to add our other war in Afghanistan, which at nearly six and a half years (and counting) already exceeds the amount of time we spent fighting World Wars I and II combined.
Sri Lanka: The Pearl of the Indian Ocean. One of the most understudied and misunderstood nations of the world, which is home to about 19.3 million people, great cultural diversity, and the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE). Whatever the global community knows today of Sri Lanka, if at all, is mainly for two reasons: LTTE and Buddhism.
Dear Editor, I would like to congratulate the College Republicans and the Drexel Democrats for registering over 1,000 students during numerous rallies, events and other organizational festivities since October. I have been at Drexel for nine years, and this is by far the greatest number Drexel students ever registered during any previous primary or general election cycle! I would like to applaud the efforts of Sean Miller, president, and John Lloyd, vice president, Drexel Democrats, and William Mulgrew, Emeritus President, and Ivan Skakun, president, College Republicans, for their leadership and successes in promoting the importance of civic participation, voter registration and participation in the electoral process.
Over the past couple of weeks, the "Debate at Drexel" banners have returned to the poles around campus, leaving some students wondering if the University is having trouble moving on from the excitement (and great press) of the Oct. 30, 2007 democratic presidential primary debate.
