Thursday, July 23




Clouded election foreshadows wealth-biased presidency

Farahmandpur is a doctoral student and McLaren is a professor at the Graduate School of Education and Information Studies. By Ramin Farahmandpur and Peter McLaren Some critics have described the events that recently transpired in Florida as a case of “voter cleansing.” It has been alleged that thousands of votes by African Americans were denied by polling stations that had mysteriously run out of ballots. Read more...


Letters

Attack on Bush’s victory unjust Robert Watson’s tirade against President-elect George W. Bush and the American electoral system (“Inauguration spells doom for democratic principles,” Viewpoint, Jan. Read more...



Opposition to Bush may backfire on those unaccepting

Perng is a fourth-year political science student and executive director of the Bruin Republicans. By Simon Perng “With the inauguration of President-elect George Walker Bush, most Americans can now anticipate a new era of government, rooted in civility, cooperation and bipartisanship.” As if you haven’t heard this before. Read more...