This election is historic on many levels not the least of which is the role Facebook played on election day. Voting became a virtual experience as people rushed to change their profile statuses or proudly display campaign buttons on their profile page.The Washington Post reported that Facebook made the traditional "I Voted" sticker obsolete for the new generation of young … [Read more...] about Students turn to Facebook to voice reactions
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SGA hosts health week
The Student Government Association is planning its "Health Care and Healthy Living" Week for Nov. 10 to 14. SGA Vice President of Administration John Ceglia said the events - organized by the freshman and junior classes - are meant "to promote healthy living in a college environment." There will be a convocation held Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the Fireside Room featuring two … [Read more...] about SGA hosts health week
What's in store for the nation: Enacting a platform of change
Although we have been able to predict the outcome for weeks it's official: Barack Obama will be the 44th president of the United States. In retrospect Obama's thorough campaign superior oratorical skills and platform for change proliferated the fact that John McCain tied to the Republican name was doomed from the start.Obama ran the smarter campaign. He opened 33 campaign … [Read more...] about What's in store for the nation: Enacting a platform of change
Complaints force removal of College Republicans poster
Complaints in response to a College Republicans poster stating "Obama '08: Socialism" led Student Activities and administration to revoke its initial approval of the public announcement. According to Director of Student Activities Doug Hurley a student worker approved the poster because it met the general requirements. "The poster was approved by a student because it did … [Read more...] about Complaints force removal of College Republicans poster