Our 300-student survey found 68.2 percent of students said recent attacks would not influence their decision to study abroad.
Tag: terrorism
Posted inCrime, News
Karr not allowed to return to campus
After threatening there may be a bomb on a SLO Transit bus, Marcus Karr is suspended until further investigation.
Posted inNews
More than 120 dead in deadly Paris attacks
It was the worst attack on France since World War II.
Posted inColumns, Opinion
The Right Angle: End the Boston Bomber
“The death penalty can take away one thing the bomber clearly valued: his life.”
Posted inColumns, Opinion
North Korean government deserves world condemnation
Last Thursday, President Obama and former Vice President Dick Cheney gave national security speeches on the same day. Press Secretary Robert Gibbs says the timing was a coincidence — at least on the President’s side.
Posted inColumns, Opinion
Torture memo raises question of legal proceedings
Some believe that advocating against harsh interrogation techniques like waterboarding is irresponsible, possibly putting innocent Americans in harm’s way. Others believe that torturing people is unethical and contrary to American ideals.