SGA fails to use communication

And the winner of the Student Government Association's presidential election is ... not I, said the barfly. Despite receiving hundreds upon hundreds of e-mails last week concerning my write-in campaign for SGA president, and the tremendous amount of positive feedback from the University community, I decided to drop my campaign because I couldn't win anyway.
 

Columnist looks at voucher debate

The current debate over school vouchers seems silly. It's understandable for people who send their children to private school not to want to pay again for public education their children are not using. Also, competition added into any market can cause improvement. School vouchers sound real good from this aspect, but what about the people who would get left behind?
 

Professors influence students' views

I have had two professors so far in my college career affect me and my way of thinking more than any of the others. My views are pretty set as far as
ideology goes, but people, society and the law are ever-growing creatures. My worldview has been profoundly changed mainly by two magnificent
professors whom I may not always agree with but have my utmost respect. Bob Buzzanco and Dr. Guadalupe San Miguel are both history teachers who
take an activist progressive style into their methods of teaching. I for one have never had my ideals stretched more than in the classes of these two
professors. 
 

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