The Federal Election Commission must curb the power of super PACs before they render student grassroots campaigns obsolete.
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Do super PACs kill the youth voice?
As powerful as super PACs are, they constitute a legitimate form of political activity — one that will not suppress the student voice.
Read the rest of this article »Phone apps inspire new connections
The same apps that make us self-absorbed can also foster friendships and connectivity.
Read the rest of this article »For Trousdale’s sake, take biking seriously
Following Wednesday’s Bike Summit and DPS Safety Fair, a group of LAPD officers on bikes happened to be predatorially perched on Jefferson Boulevard and McClintock Avenue, ready to cite law-despising cyclists. While it might not be right for officers to prey on bicyclists, it’s also not right for bicyclists to completely ignore standards of etiquette [...]
Read the rest of this article »Occupy L.A. grounds have growth potential
With the main Occupy L.A. encampment having come to an end, there are many questions regarding what it all meant — what it meant for the community and what it meant for similar movements striving for social change. The meaning and effects will take a long time to be clear. Events like these need the [...]
Read the rest of this article »Though subjective grading can be frustrating, it allows students to become adaptive.
Read the rest of this article »High-speed rail helps students, state
A train running from San Francisco to Los Angeles would give California residents a sustainable and convenient travel option.
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Students should vote for Rep. Ron Paul, the candidate prepared to protect civil liberties and lead America in the right direction.
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Because of his record on education, student loans and equal rights, students should make Barack Obama a two-term president.
Read the rest of this article »Web-based reading guides do no harm
Sites like SparkNotes, GradeSaver and GradeBuddy provide helpful supplements
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