Having a conversation is like going to a water park.
This past week, I had an interesting thought leap into my head while driving back from Tucson.
The hype about back-taxes has been haunting President Barack Obama as he attempts to fill Cabinet and sub-Cabinet level positions.
Given our recent economic situation, the often-quoted figure of 47 million Americans without health insurance has probably been far surpassed by now.
In a government of the people, by the people, for the people, who is to blame when the government goes awry?
Once, I was complaining to an elderly man.
During spring break, I woke up to my father watching live coverage of White House press secretary Robert Gibbs delivering his daily briefing.
As a nation, we are wasting one of our greatest human resources. An entire miniature workforce is being denied from pulling its weight.
It figures that the agony would continue to play out further.
The current national depression that we are facing is a tremendously unsettling and anxiety-causing event.
(The following letter was written by the editorial board of The Daily Californian at UC Berkeley. The State Press editorial board supports the opinions expressed by the Californian.)
A while ago, I was going out to grab dinner with a male friend.
Certain life experiences shape who we become, and these are experiences that will never be forgotten. Oftentimes, these have little to do with your and more with other people.
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