Month: October 2004

According to Professor David Jacobs, popular culture has been rooted in politics since President George Washington; every President has been faced with the dilemma of trying to be a great leader while presenting themselves as

Dear L.C., Is there anything to do during the weekends if you’re not a party person? Parties kind of get boring after a while, and I need alternatives. -Mike Dear Mike, I totally understand the

I’m a Democrat, I support John Kerry, and I support the concept of P.Diddy’s “Vote or Die” campaign. Nevertheless, I feel that the event on Wednesday night was an absolute disastrous waste of 3 hours

Chris Nelson transformed a nondescript Rock Hall practice room into his personal masterpiece theater. With confidence and ease, Nelson sat behind a mini grand piano and began to play Stevie Wonder’s “Ribbon in the Sky”

As Election Day nears, the senatorial race is heating up between Republican incumbent Arlen Specter and Democratic challenger Joe Hoeffel. Though Specter has held a lead in the polls since his campaign commenced, this gap

Michael Moore brought his “Slacker Uprising Tour” to the Liacouras Center on Thursday night. Moore has been touring the country, visiting cities in 20 swing states to encourage young people to get out and vote