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Popular
opinion ruins pop culture
Repetition turns what was unique into typical
COMMENTARY
Lauren Cates
Did
anyone watch the 2003 People’s Choice Awards Sunday? More
importantly, did anyone care about the 2003 People’s Choice
Awards? My point exactly.
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SGA
aims to better serve, represent students
COMMENTARY
Brad Thompson
Last
semester, someone said the candidates that were running for
offices in the Student Government Association were simply politicians.
This comment bothered me for a long time, as I thought about
all of the negativity that comes with that title. When I think
of politicians, I think of people who aren’t honest, who
aren’t looking out for the interests of their constituents.
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People
don’t show right amount of reverence for King’s birthday
COMMENTARY
Patrick Jennings
Every
year, third Monday of January, things shut down to observe Martin
Luther King Jr. Day. Beyond sitting on your keister for an extra
day, not much is made of this holiday.
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