Memo from Gore: Bush is still no winner
TO: Texas Gov. George W. Bush FROM: Vice President Al Gore Hey there, Dubya. Hope all is well in Austin.
TO: Texas Gov. George W. Bush FROM: Vice President Al Gore Hey there, Dubya. Hope all is well in Austin.
This is in response to Steve Milkiewiczs letter (Football is not a leading killer, SN 11/7). Steve, I think you need to look a little deeper into Greg Browns article about football as a national killer of children.
Many of us have seen that the Christian response to homosexuality has often been one of anger, hatred and condemnation.
I can no longer sit back and contain my voice regarding the ludicrous attitude and mentality of the MSU administration.
I was quite surprised to arrive on campus Wednesday morning to see the headline in The State News, Bush?
This letter is in response to Greg Browns letter about high school football (Football is killing countrys youth, SN 11/6). While Brown is entitled to his opinion, I would like to offer my side of the argument in this, the season of political propaganda. Unfortunate incidences happen in all areas of life - work, play and even academics.
I am two classes shy of fulfilling my degree requirements, and Ive realized I may have chosen the wrong major.
Tuesdays presidential election will be remembered as a watershed moment for the electoral process, changing the way voters and the media look at American politics. Because of the tightness of the race, neither of the major presidential candidates, Vice President Al Gore and Texas Gov.
The political pundits were left guessing throughout Election Day as the story of the next president unfolded. The political buzz on campus was much of the same.
First of all Greg Brown, it is well understood that football is a dangerous sport. All athletes are required to sign permission forms saying that they do realize this before setting foot on the field.
For the first time in my more than three and a half years at MSU, I went down to the Red Cedar River to feed the ducks. This isnt something I would normally do, but my friends 4-year-old daughter was here for the weekend, and with the choice of watching MSU get slaughtered in a football game or feeding the ducks, I chose the latter. My roommate and I made some popcorn, grabbed a bag of hamburger buns and were on our way.
Recently I was offended by a flier that was hanging on the kiosk in the Union. The kiosk is right in front of the buildings post office. I was waiting in line Monday to purchase a stamp to send something overseas.
A State News editorial cartoon (SN 11/7), was incorrect. Though blacks were guaranteed voting rights in 1965 by the Civil Rights Act, they won the right to vote in 1870.
This morning I woke up bright and early to go wait outside for Capital Area Transportation Authority route 20-S to take me to campus.
A verdict by a federal circuit court judge may provide Florida smokers with a breath of fresh air, but the $145 billion verdict against Big Tobacco is still an unreasonable amount to pay.Judge Robert Kaye said the award did not violate Florida law that prevents a punitive verdict from bankrupting a defendant.
This is in response to Jim McEvoys letter (Rogers has made voting difficult, SN 11/1). He states that Sen.
In response to Greg Browns letter (Football is killing countrys youth, SN 11/6), was that letter a joke?
Napster should not have bedded down with the recording industry. Last week Napster joined up with Bertelsmann AG, a multimedia conglomerate and the parent company of BMG Music, to turn its Internet music-sharing site into a paid subscription service.
John F. Kennedy beat Richard Nixon in the 1960 race for the presidency by a margin of little more than one vote per precinct.
I am writing in response to a State News article (Groups seek to limit attendance, SN 11/1). I think it is a very bad idea to limit parties and activities to MSU students only.