Political Music Sampler
28 October 2004
As November 2 approaches, it seems as though the looming election has infiltrated all parts of life as we know it. Music is most certainly not an exception. Here are some examples of partisanly political songs that could get any donkey or elephant to shake their respective booties. Those leaning to the left might listen [...]
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Top 10 Hellishly Funny Halloween Costumes for the Presidential Contenders
28 October 2004
For W. 10. Double Your Pleasure, Double Your Fun! That’s the statement that he’d make as a stick of Doublemint gum. This minty fresh idea would show appreciation for his devilish duo, the Bush twins. 9. A Can of Bush Beans: Dubya’s favorite cuisine is Mexican, so the costume has a double entendre as he [...]
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Talkin’ Bout My Generation
28 October 2004
We’ve been bombarded by ads and newspaper articles telling us this election is the “most important election in this lifetime,” but most pundits and experts have yet to tell me why this election should matter to my generation. As the writers, business people, decision makers, comedians, parents, police officers, musicians, engineers and peacemakers of the [...]
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Wife, Activist or President’s Cheerleader?
28 October 2004
When we think of the duties of the first lady, many, including myself, jump to the conclusion that she is just the woman supporting her husband during his presidential campaign and supports him even more once he’s in office during his term. There are many thoughts of what a first lady is supposed to do [...]
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Election 2004: Thanks for the Memories
28 October 2004
They interrupted our lives to bring us ten months of political banter, empty promises and the same old talking points. But, in less than a week, it will all be over, barring another Supreme Court decision. (This means you, Florida.) In less than a week, I can again talk to my conservative friends without feeling [...]
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Dear Melville
28 October 2004
In just over two months you will officially end your presidency at MSU. You’ve been here since 1993, and have impacted the MSU community in many ways. But before you pack up and move out of the Cowles House, there is one question I must ask: What really happened in Iraq? Last year, you spent [...]
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Fleck…the New Brand of Politician
28 October 2004
“I really would rather see political discourse in the tradition of Thomas Jefferson…You’ve got one point of view on the world and how we should govern. Somebody else has another one. Let’s have a vigorous, healthy debate about those issues.” Sounds like a pretty powerful political speech, doesn’t it? Take a wild stab at who [...]
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Good Old Ghostly Fun
28 October 2004
A table of oozing, gooey guts, tombstones, high pitched screeches and… face paint and beaded necklaces? This may not sound like the killer Halloween party you were hoping to attend, but for the children and parents at University Housing, the Halloween Party held in the Wonders Kiva Sunday, October 31 from 6:00 p.m.- 9:00 p.m. [...]
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Out After Dark
28 October 2004
If you’re looking for a place to show off your scary, sexy, funny costumes, look no further than the bars of East Lansing and Lansing. These local haunts will be crawling with devils, angels, and everything in between, over the Halloween weekend. The Silver Dollar is going to pay big for the best costumes. The [...]
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Politically Incorrect Encouragement For the Unmotivated Voter
28 October 2004
Next Tuesday, you will face an important decision. Do you want to be a tool or do you want to be a voter? Don’t be a tool. No one likes a Tooly McTool. But everyone loves a bad-ass, ballot-casting registered American voter. Here are five unconventional reasons why you too should head to the booths [...]
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