It's the first day of the first women's studies class for many students at Texas A&M, and the professor asks how many of them consider themselves feminists.

The early handover of power in Iraq likely temporarily stymied members of the insurgency, but what will bolster the new government more than a reprieve from violence is the fact that the United States is poised to carry out a promise that will allowIraqis to establish their legitimacy for themselves.

All members of the Chinese-American Association are greatly saddened to learn of the tragic loss of our beloved friend Ms. Susan Mallett.

In repsonse to a June 29 Aggielife feature: I very much enjoyed the fine article by Kendra Kingsley entitled "Test of Faith". However, I was appalled by the comment that Mike Suroviks attributed to his philosophy professor; namely, that one can't be a true Scientist if one is a true Christian.

In response to a June 28 mailcall The polls are split 50-50, and America is not morally half-bankrupt, with religious and moral superiority corresponding to political allegiance.

In response to Sara Runnels' June 30 mail call: Republicans are not "utterly threatened" by "Fahrenheit 9/11." The movie is false and biased. Republicans are standing up and supporting the great president that we have. Bush has done great things for our nation through some tough times. Imagine the movies that could have been made about Bill Clinton had republicans controlled the media the way liberals do.