Obama’s changes have been gradual but effective


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The 2012 presidential candidates are slowly becoming solidified, and it’s no surprise that President Barack Obama has decided to run again in hopes of serving a second term. Republican candidates like Michele Bachmann make Obama’s re-election even more plausible; remember when Bachmann said abolishing the minimum wage would be a good idea? All political ideologies […]

Ronald Tutor Campus Center Day celebrated for first time


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Student Affairs and the Undergraduate Student Government jointly held Ronald Tutor Campus Center Day for the first time Thursday. USG passed a resolution to make the first Thursday of every fall semester Ronald Tutor day, since the building had its grand opening on the first Thursday of the Fall 2010 semester. Patrick Bailey, Senior Associate […]

Lady Gaga tunes top China’s banned music list


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The Chinese government recently unveiled its third list of 100 banned songs, with many famous U.S. pop artists making the list, including Lady Gaga. Six songs from the pop phenomenon’s latest album, “Born This Way,” made the list. Censorship by the Chinese government has dominated news headlines in recent years, where anything considered politically dangerous or sensitive tends […]

Drawing conclusions


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Professor Miller Fong showed sketches of modern and ancient architecture from around the world at the School of Architecture’s 20 Images X 20 Seconds event Wednesday night, where 10 faculty members each spoke for six minutes and 40 seconds.