Political dialogue must go beyond election season
Deeper political knowledge is crucial for the betterment of student life after college.
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Do super PACs kill the youth voice?
The Federal Election Commission must curb the power of super PACs before they render student grassroots campaigns obsolete.
Anti-intellectualism damaging in politics
Ideology aside, I can see why many Americans find Rick Santorum relatable. He presents himself as the underdog. He wears a sweater vest. He called himself the candidate you’d bring home to mom. But a close look at his statements should frighten anyone who values education. On Jan. 10, Santorum called President Barack Obama an […]
Politics
Dan Schnur, the director of the Jesse M. Unruh Institute of Politics, speaks at a panel titled “The First 100 Days of Jerry Brown” yesterday in Taper Hall. About 50 people attended the event, in which panelists discussed what the Brown administration has accomplished thus far.
Messages chalked on ground
USC students of The Zeitgeist Movement wrote the sidewalk messages to spark discussion.
Project Vote Smart comes to campus
Students in POSC 395 will be researching political candidates for Project Vote Smart.
Obama rally Friday shows skewed priorities
Having Obama on campus will be great publicity for USC but serves as a sad reflection on American politics.
Morals should trump politicking with Prop 8
Repeal forces California’s leaders to choose between popularity and constitutional obligations.
Campbell announces campaign for U.S. Senate
Republican candidate has dropped out of the gubernatorial race.
Supreme Court votes to block broadcasts of Prop 8 trial
Plans were in place to broadcast the trial on YouTube.