Resisting the Vote
28 October 2004
Despite the efforts of campaigns like “Vote or Die” and “Rock the Vote,” many young people are refusing to head to the booths to choose a president on November 2. But it is not always apathy that keeps them from the ballot box. In the case of many MSU students, it is frustration with the [...]
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Pirates, M&M’s and God’s Gifts
28 October 2004
College students know that mid-way through the semester bank accounts are dropping faster than the leaves on the trees, and there isn’t much extra cash to spend on a Halloween costume for one of the year’s biggest party nights. [mold]For girls, this lack of funds usually leads to pulling out the same pair of sparkly [...]
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Don’t Turn on the T.V.
28 October 2004
Vote Bush! Vote Kerry! Yes to Proposal 1! No to Proposal 1! Turning on that television in the next week will only result in being bombarded with political ads not afraid of telling you what exactly you should be thinking when you step into that voting booth. There is no doubt that the media plays [...]
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Face the Music
28 October 2004
For as long as anyone can remember, school has always consisted of math, science, history, gym, art and music. However, the No Child Left Behind Act has left many schools with no choice but to leave behind art and music. The No Child Left Behind Act is an education reform that on paper is designed [...]
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Can You Feel a Draft?
28 October 2004
Recently, there has been quite a buzz about reinstating the draft. Rumors are flying about drafting men, women, and college students. But if either presidential candidate were to admit to plans of reinstating the draft, it would be campaign suicide, and they both maintain they are against it.[troops] “Both candidates are very militaristic, but the [...]
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God on the Campaign Trail
28 October 2004
In 1960, the Democratic Presidential candidate, John F. Kennedy, reassured voters he would not let the Catholic Church control his actions in the White House. Today, in the heated Presidential election of 2004, between incumbent Bush and presidential hopeful Kerry, religion is still a hot issue. Bush-Cheney billboards reading “One nation under God” are sprinkled [...]
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Damn Nader
28 October 2004
Democrats have been losing sleep over it. Republicans have been helping to fund it. No, it isn’t the Swift Boat Veterans for Truth advertisements. It is the Ralph Nader Presidential campaign.[nader2] Ralph Nader emerged as threat to Democrats, especially considering his candidacy in the 2000 election. Nader is on the ballot in nine of the [...]
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Elections for Dummies
28 October 2004
Election Day is less than one week away, which means if you haven’t already picked your presidential candidate, now would be the time. Unfortunately, it’s hard to get down to the issues without getting distracted by all the campaign buzz-words. If you haven’t been paying attention to the debates and endless speeches, there are a [...]
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Bundle Up!
28 October 2004
The winter season is upon us. Students everywhere will be spending more time inside as the snow begins to fly and the temperature drops. They will be crowded into their residence hall prisons waiting for the return of more pleasant weather. In the meantime, they must take special precautions to arm themselves against deadly predators [...]
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Liberals Must Join Together to Defeat Bush
28 October 2004
I would like to vote for Ralph Nader on November 2. Really, I would. Ideologically, he is the candidate for me. I wholeheartedly disagree with the Bush Administration’s policies over the last four years and John Kerry, well, he just isn’t that liberal (despite what conservatives claim). Unfortunately for me and other like-minded progressives, Nader [...]
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