Originally published in the Fullerton Student Journal, Vol. 1, Issue 3; 4 Mar 2000
California State Assemblyman Dick Ackerman spoke to students on campus in an open forum April 30.
Geeking Out with Jeffrey Harlan
Originally published in the Fullerton Student Journal, Vol. 1, Issue 3; 4 Mar 2000
California State Assemblyman Dick Ackerman spoke to students on campus in an open forum April 30.
Originally published in the Fullerton Student Journal, Vol. 1, Issue 1; 1 Feb 2000
Despite the hype given it by the Clinton Administration, the 2000 Census is actually unconstitutional.
Originally published in the Fullerton College Hornet, Vol. 79, Issue 5; 22 Sep 1999
“This year shall go down in history. For the first time, a civilized nation has full gun registration. Our streets are safer, our police more efficient and the world will follow our lead into the future!”
Originally published in the Fullerton College Hornet, Vol. 79, Issue 4; 15 Sep 1999
Militias. The mere mention of the word will conjure up any of three images — eighteenth-century patriots fighting the British, the “weekend warriors” of the National Guard or the more hyped “redneck fringe.”
Originally published in the Fullerton College Hornet, Vol. 79, Issue 3; 9 Sep 1999
In the current political climate, the Internet and its innate libertarianism is a threat.
My copy of Wizard: The Comics Magazine lay waiting on my bed for me when I returned home from work on the night of July…
Originally published in the Fullerton College Hornet, Vol. 78, Issue 23; 28 Apr 1999
The Columbine High School massacre has left the nation scarred.
It is a sensitive topic. I felt revulsion at the thought of teenagers murdering one another. I felt anger that firearms were used to inflict such senseless violence.
The fault lies not with the guns. The fault is with those who pulled the trigger.
Originally published in the Fullerton College Hornet, Vol. 78, Issue 22; 21 Apr 1999
In 1948, George Orwell warned of the constant threat of oppression by our fellow human beings in his novel, “1984.” The lessons presented in Orwell’s novel still ring true 51 years later.