By Nick Julian Staff Writer The race to the White House has begun, and both Democrats and Republicans have a running start. While much attention in recent weeks has focused on the Democratic primaries, President Bush and his camp of supporters and advisors have been hard at work to convince the nation that he is the right man to fix the current economic crisis and war in Iraq. … [Read more...] about Bush prepares for November
Serving Up Some Leftover Thoughts
Random ThoughtsBy James Riswick Editor in Chief With the Graphic on the eve of a two-week break, I figured I would share some thoughts with you that I haven’t been able to share this semester. You see, I have the tendency to be a little long winded in these columns and am usually required to widdle some 791-word masterpiece of mine down to about 600 or so. Take for instance … [Read more...] about Serving Up Some Leftover Thoughts
‘The Passion’ prevails
By Tracy Domingo News Assistant “But he was pierced for our transgressions, he was crushed for our iniquities; the punishment that brought us peace was upon him, and by his wounds we are healed.” This verse, Isaiah 53:5, serves as the launching point for Mel Gibson’s notorious film “The Passion of the Christ” and provides audiences with a remarkably complete but succinct … [Read more...] about ‘The Passion’ prevails
The Vietnam Question :The Role Of War Heroics In Politics
By Crystal Luong Assistant Perspectives Editor Over the years, the college campus has functioned as a center for heated discussion on government policies and candidates. An election or governmental decision can spark passionate debate on a campus, which can house hundreds to thousands of bright-eyed students, who hold a unique position in American society. As the California … [Read more...] about The Vietnam Question :The Role Of War Heroics In Politics
Four bands don’t just add to the noise Friday at SGA’s spring concert
By Maya Minwary Assistant Living Editor Some people might prefer to stay inside a warm place on a cold evening, but the blood-pumping and diverse rock music during the Switchfoot concert Friday was more than enough to get a person warm. The concert started a little before dusk with Aria Decline as the opening act. As concert goers flocked to Alumni Park, Aria Decline’s upbeat … [Read more...] about Four bands don’t just add to the noise Friday at SGA’s spring concert