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Monthly Archives: January 2011
The Truth Behind the “Income Gap”
Throughout the last century, populists have attempted to sway the American voter by proclaiming that there are 2 Americas: one rich and one poor. No matter what the reality has been, this view of America as a dichotomy of rich … Continue reading
CPAC Controversy
With Ann Coulter, the National Rifle Association, and the ever so fabulous Governor Mitch Daniels slated to appear at this year’s Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC), one would think conservatives everywhere would be totally revved up for the event. Instead, … Continue reading
State of the State
On January 11th, Indiana Governor Mitch Daniels delivered the annual State of the State address. As its name implies, the State of the State address is very similar to the State of the Union address given annually by the President. … Continue reading
A Nuclear Iran
We have all heard brief reports and seen various headlines in regards to the ongoing nuclear situation in Iran, but after what seems like years of endless diplomatic efforts, sanctions, hostility, and anxiety, we have to wonder, what is really … Continue reading
Where to Smoke
Purdue has now reached the period in the semester that is usually the coldest. Students and faculty alike try to spend the least amount of time outdoors as possible. Anyone that has been at Purdue during the winter months knows … Continue reading
Rising Gas Prices
Look up in the sky! It’s a bird! It’s a plane! No, it’s soaring gas prices! Sadly, this is not a laughing matter. Gas prices have been on the steady incline, and are predicted to continue increasing. On January 8, … Continue reading
Tucson: The Constitutional Hot-Button
There’s an issue in the media that has so many people “fired up”. Whoops! Sorry, I can’t say that anymore. However, several talking heads feel as though they are “on target”. Wait, I can’t say that anymore either. My apologies … Continue reading
The LeBron-Obama Connection
Egos are funny things, when you think about them. It seems that many mens’ egos grow in direct proportion to their own inconsequence. In American society, two major media-driven spheres of culture are flawless exemplars of this paradox: athletics and … Continue reading
This! Is! MACKEY!!!!!!
Our #13 Purdue Men’s Basketball Team topped #18 Michigan State 86-76 in a pivotal Big Ten match up. ESPN College Gameday came to Mackey Arena, and the Boilers stepped up to the occasion. E’Twaun Moore, who had been struggling some … Continue reading
Fox News Programs Maintain Dominant Ratings
The Drudge Report posted the latest cable news viewer numbers and, as always, the Fox News programs have noticeably more viewers than the programs on their rival networks, CNN and MSNBC. As of Thursday, January 20, 2011, the viewer numbers … Continue reading