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Tuesday’s election was crucial for the youth voter, and we failed to meet the challenge. Hope springs eternal, however, while media and pop culture still do their part to encourage us to get out and vote. In four years, when P. Diddy again threatens to kill you for not voting and MTV interrupts the “Real World” broadcast to play “Rock the Vote” commercials, appreciate the effort. Think about why your friends don’t vote and about why this specifically targeted advertising isn?...
Since the new rules have increased both the number of power-play and penalty-kill minutes during a game, perfecting special teams operations is crucial to the Crimson’s success this season—and Harvard looked to start off on the right foot this weekend...
Perhaps most impressive about the Harvard defense was its dominance on crucial plays...
...this reason Bush’s reelection is so crucial for the country and for the world. It not only gives Bush a mandate for the next four years, but also validates what he’s done for the past four. Had Bush lost, his term could have been seen as the accidental presidency. All that was so fundamentally changed about American’s approach to the world’s dangers in the three years since September 11 could have been labeled a mistake. Instead, the 2004 election clearly showed the American people want to move forward...
...issue, only eight percent listed “Religious Faith” as the most important personal quality for a candidate, while 34 percent said being a “strong leader” or taking a “clear stand on issues” was the most crucial quality. President Bush won the latter two categories with an average of 83 percent. The election results show that voters wanted someone who had the strength of character to declare what the right side was and to stand firmly...