by The Beacon Editorial Board in Opinion
If asked what the most harmful threat facing the United States is today, most Americans might name the Iraq war, a troubled education system, the looming threat of recession and job loss, immigration, or perhaps terrorism. The answers to the question would be as varied as the American people themselves.
by Gino Troiani in Opinion
To us, it's a game of pick up basketball at your cousin's bar mitzvah. But to you, it is as if the fate of the world rests upon this victory. We can always spot you out because while the rest of us are trying to have a good time, you're the only one yelling, flailing your arms, and looking like a complete fool.
by Gino Troiani in Opinion
The nation of Cambodia is located in Southeast Asia, just west of Vietnam. It is largely underdeveloped, poverty stricken, and lacks a strong central government.
To support themeselves, many Cambodians live and work on farms, or in factories. In a nation where the average annual salary is around $350 a year, some citizens turn to illegal activities such as narcotics or the sex trade to make money.
by Tim Seigfried in Opinion
Remember high school? Remember when you would get a question wrong on a test, or when you would lose points on a project because you failed to follow instructions? Or when you were yelled at by the teacher because you weren't listening? Or when you were made to sit in the hall because you were being disruptive? Those were all basic tenants of high school.
by Laura Long in Opinion
Dear Editor:
Perhaps Pennsylvania needs a reminder of who the working Man is-- here--talk is cheap--let me prove it! Who's the best? Obama's the best. Take a look you sad Clintonites and you'll see that Obama did more in eight months than most senators do in a lifetime of service.
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