Originally Published February 27, 2008 Shame on you, shame on you!" said Sen. Hillary Clinton on Saturday. No, she wasn't scolding her dog for eating Friday night's dinner or her husband for having another affair. She was talking to her competition in the democratic primaries: current front-runner Sen.

The latest "breaking news" in the political area is the fact that Obama made remarks about small-town voters in Pennsylvania. He said that the working class "cling to guns or religion?" when they are faced with economic challenges. While this is his opinion, Sen.

On Monday, an agenda was sent out to discuss the action of allocating $12,000 for the purpose of a run-off election, but was unable to be acquired by all senators and the public within the required 24-hour period and was postponed from the originally scheduled Associated Students Senate meeting yesterday to Thursday.

Sen. Barack Obama is changing a world where parents often give advice to their children. Many super delegates or regular voters have recently admitted to switching their vote to the candidate that their young son or daughter favors. Even those who are not at voting age are having an influence on their parent's decision on whom to vote for as our next president.

San Francisco is the current city that the Olympic torch is being toured through. Ironically enough, the torch relay is named "Journey of Harmony," which shows China's complete ignorance of the protests. San Francisco's tour came after a rough journey through Paris, where it was extinguished several times before being moved to a bus.

I remember seeing the bumper stickers right when we went to war: "Impeach Bush." I got invited to sign several petitions online from friends and family. Americans in Southern California did not meet the Iraq war with open arms. SNL started to poke fun of him monthly.

With spring break still in my mouth, I rolled through my daily commute on Monday, March 24 to finish out the remainder of my semester. I turned in my normal go-to parking structure, B2, to claim a space in one of the two student parking rows as my car's home for the day.

Congratulations, Hillary. Your attack plan on Obama over the previous week and media attention on being the struggling victim has worked in your favor. You won two other big states-Ohio and Texas-in the democratic primaries. But was it worth it? Sen. Clinton won only a handful more delegates than Sen.

It's that time of the week again: after driving back and forth through various parts of the valley and Los Angeles, the gas meter on my Volkswagen is edging toward that little "E." Last year, I remember that "E" (short for evil, rising gas prices?or, empty) being reached after miles of happy driving, to be refilled by a semi-unreasonable price of a few cents under $3.

Shame on you, shame on you!" said Sen. Hillary Clinton on Saturday. No, she wasn't scolding her dog for eating Friday night's dinner or her husband for having another affair. She was talking to her competition in the democratic primaries: current front-runner Sen.

President George W. Bush's long (long) term is about to come to an end. Democrats have been extremely unhappy with him, which shows in the ever-growing industry of anti-Bush products for sale. The question is: have Republicans been just as unhappy with him? Most would reluctantly admit----yes.

When you look for a job, you often consider benefits such as healthcare, vision and dental coverage. Some companies also offer stocks and discounts at various gyms, retail stores and phone companies. Yet, I doubt when most people look for a job, they think about the option of having a sex-change operation completely covered.