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...should address issues of wealth and economic diversity on campus because they affect us and enter our undergraduate bubbles more often than we would ever like to admit. Last Saturday, for example, was the annual City Step dance. Individual tickets went for $15 a pop and black-tie was the presumed dress code. Even after dancers had already shelled out that much cash, however, questions regarding money were not put to rest; while some couples could afford to dine in swanky downtown restaurants, others ate their meals in the dining hall, and whereas some people splurged on taxis, other students...
...been a tireless worker for all of us," Menino said. "On health care, housing, all those issues that affect people's lives...
...union boilermaker, Steele was passing out newsletters for the Revolutionary Communist Party. He said the only way to affect real change is to "overthrow the system...
This year's ballot initiatives serve the unique role of being both provincial and national in scope. Although initiatives only directly affect members of a given state, they often take on national issues that Washington legislators have avoided...
...know whether early TV election predictions can swing West Coast voting, as many have complained in the past. But needless to say, every little bit helps, or hurts, this year. And if the spin can in any way affect left-coast voters, then timing will be crucial. (Hence the fact that the not-exactly-neutral Matt Drudge was citing "campaign sources" - um, I'll bet those are the folks he's tight with in the Gore camp - giving polling edges to Bush in some key states...