In a speech at Clowes Mem orial Hall at Butler University last month, former director of the Central Intelligence Agency George Tenet expressed both hope and concern about our nation and the international intelligence community. The issues on everyone's minds dominated much of his 45-minute speech: terrorism and the war in Iraq. Tenet praised worldwide efforts to bring known terrorists to justice,

T he movie "Hotel Rwanda" tells the story of a 100-day genocide in an African country that few Americans had heard about. The story, set in 1994, is told from the viewpoint of Paul Rusesabagina, manager of a four-star hotel in Kigali, the capital. Before 1994, Rwanda's population of 6 million was largely composed of two tribes -- Hutus, who made up about 85 percent, and the minority Tutsis. The Tu

Former President George H.W. Bush was in Indianapolis earlier this month to speak at Butler University. Six Y-Press members attended the speech and also were able to ask him a few questions beforehand. While a few approached this "brush with celebrity" with awe, others had braced themselves to hear what they thought would be some stock political talk. By the end, however, they all agreed the forme