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Do Cheaters Make Better Politicians?
by Jon Stonger

Sex scandals have been a part of American democracy since the founding of the republic. Given that, could it be that unfaithful politicians make for better leaders?

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by Alex Knapp
What Kind of Experience Makes a Good President?

The issue of experience has dominated the 2008 Presidential campaign. But what kind of experience has historically paved the way for a successful presidency?

by Tom Traina
Absolutely Scrabulous

Hasbro’s recent lawsuit against the Facebook application Scrabulous appears to be unfounded under American theories of intellectual property law.

by Alex Knapp
Having a Why to Live

The quest for a scientific explanation of why people are religious ignores the basic purpose of religion: providing life with meaning.

by Alex Knapp
The Age of Immediacy

The information age has brought us the ability to absorb a wealth of information at our fingertips. It has also made us lose sight of the big picture.

by Jon Stonger
The Adventures of the Delineator: The Intragalactic CRAM Conference

Join Captain Dave and his brave crew as they attempt to add a new regulation to the Company Regulations and Aphorisms Manual at the Intragalactic CRAM Conference!

by Brian Knapp
AFI’s Ten Top Tens: Romantic Comedy

The second article in our examination of AFI’s Ten Top Tens is about every man’s favorite genre: Romantic Comedy.

by Alex Knapp
The Universal Idea of Marriage (Or Lack Thereof)

Many opponents of gay marriage insist that marriage between a man and a woman is the universal norm in human cultures. History shows that this is not necessarily the case.

by Tom Traina
Whose Community Is This, Anyway?

The idea of “community standards” is at the heart of a lot of American legal doctrines. But does it still have meaning in the Internet age?

by Jon Stonger
Dreamt of in Philosophy

As a general rule, science and religion truly occupy two different realms. It is only when they try to be what they are not that reconciliation becomes an issue.

by Alex Knapp
The Pharisees of Patriotism

Too many Americans now care far more about the symbols of America than they do about the Revolutionary Ideas of our Founding Fathers.

by Brian Knapp
Movie Review: <em>The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor</em>

The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor continues the proud tradition of Spider-Man 3 and X-Men 3 in ruining perfectly good movie franchises.

by Jon Stonger
The Adventures of the Delineator: They Lost My Luggage?

Join Captain Dave and his fearless crew as they lose their luggage, strain their backs, and get stoned with AI’s in their daring routine mission to procure supplies.

by Brian Knapp
AFI’s Ten Top Tens: Animation

The first article in our exploration of AFI’s Ten Top Tens tackles the animation genre.

by Jon Stonger
No Mas!  Why the Border Fence is Not Enough

In which the author sets forth a modest proposal to eliminate the threat of illegal immigration for all time.

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