Hypocrisy has taken a new form: it’s called blogging. No longer does someone have to limit themselves in how big of a hypocrite they can be since now the World Wide Web has given them a venue to aggressively complain about the world, and then do nothing about it.
Despite my personal beliefs that Barack Obama would be a better president for the United States, I am voting Republican for John McCain. This is mainly to do the fact that whoever is going to be president next will have a huge impact on filling vacancies in the US Supreme Court.
This political year is definitely an historic one. Among the many historical things happening this year, the surge in voting numbers hovers near the top. This is an amazing feat because voting numbers had previously been declining steadily. Much of this may be due to the interest of the political season, while another portion may be due to the campaign strategy of registering more people to vote.
Death and nudity are among many of the taboo subjects that are touched upon at Body Worlds, a traveling exhibition currently in Salt Lake City. Viewers of Body Worlds may be surprised to see skinless bodies displayed in a variety of cuts — dead babies and fetuses, and breasts and genitals in broad view.
In response to Hurricane Ike’s destroying sections of the Gulf Coast, two Utah organizations are stepping in to help. Smith’s Food & Drug Store has teamed with the Mountain Valley Chapter of the American Red Cross to accept donations for its Disaster Relief Fund for the next two weeks, ending Oct.
Joseph Lieberman, Democratic vice presidential candidate in 2000, addressed the Republican National Convention last week, causing minor controversy. Lieberman, a Democrat who has traveled alongside presidential candidate John McCain and at times has corrected McCain’s misspoken foreign policy comments, praised McCain at the convention, saying, “I’m here to support John McCain because country matters more than party.
The university announced recently through a College Marketing press release the plans to build a track and field.
After watching the Democratic National Convention, one can only come to a single conclusion.
There is something fascinating about the Olympics: Sports and athletes that normally go unnoticed are all of the sudden front and center in the world’s eye.
During recessions, the rich always profit — mainly because there’s no one else who can put money into turning a profit.
Every year along with a tuition payment comes the additional, not-so-cheap charge of student fees.
