Students discuss role of honesty in 2016 election
Speakers said that the US public lacks trust in both major candidates this year.
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Admitting defeat is accepting democracy
Trump’s ego has defied rhyme, reason and refinement —now, he has chosen to ignore a pillar of this nation’s legacy.
“Nasty” women put an end to the boys’ club
Trump tried to rally the traditional American sexism he could rely on to discredit his opponent — and no one listened.
USC/LA Times poll criticized for survey methods
The Daybreak Poll currently shows greater voter support for Donald Trump than Hillary Clinton in the presidential race.
Third debate was fierce, but covered little ground
In their final face-off, the presidential candidates didn’t try to talk about platforms.
International students voice views on 2016 election
Panelists at Thursday’s event spoke about how growing up abroad influenced their perspective on American politics.
There’s more to the ballot than the presidential election
The Nov. 8 propositions will affect Californians directly — and college students need to know what they propose.
Panel speaks about social media in election
Though sites such as Facebook have gained prominence, political framing is still important in 2016.
COUNTERPOINT: Trump ought to withdraw from the presidential race
Trump is not even slightly qualified for our nation’s greatest responsibility.
POINT: The Trump campaign still serves a political purpose
The Republican nominee’s continued popularity may have some utility.