Archive for: republicans
8 Classes You Might Have Overlooked
Course registration starts for seniors today and, along with trying to get a three-day weekend and classes that only start after 12:00 PM, you are probably stalking...
Making the DREAM Act a Reality
For many of us at CMC, the American Dream has become less of a dream and more of an expected reality. We go to college, we get a job, and we reap the benefits. For...
Turn On, Tune In, Drop Out
What is it that we are to turn on? To what are we tuning in? Midterms! On November 3rd, 2010, Barack H. Obama will still reside at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, but...
Pitzer’s New “Donation”
Pitzer has a new donation campaign underway. For just $500, you can get your name put on a chair in their newly renovated auditorium, located in Avery Hall. You...
A Tradition Lives: Congress!
Tradition is on all of our minds, lately. Fountain parties, TNCs, and Madrigals are all well and good, but CMC has other traditions worth keeping, celebrating, and...
In Defense of Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell
“Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” has always been a controversial issue, but one that is poorly understood by the public. Let me first say that I firmly...
The Tea Party Panic
The “Tea Party Nation” held its first national convention on February 4. The enthusiasm surrounding and national media coverage of this event testified to the...
The Birther Madness
The Birther movement is convinced that President Obama is not a natural-born citizen and hence is constitutionally prohibited from being President.
Republicans Need a Great Communicator
The elections of two weeks ago revealed two things. First, Obama and his agenda are not electorally fireproof; second, Republicans will fail to capitalize on the...
The Online Trail of Political Affiliations
Jonathan Hirsch, CMC ’12, recently wrote for The Compass (the blog component of the Claremont Port Side) about Freedom of Internet Speech. To summarize,...
