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Archive | March 9th, 2011

SDS-VIEW: 03-09-11

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Palestine awareness wall inspires debate

During my pilgrimage to class last Tuesday morning, I was faced with an unexpected barrier blocking my path. A wall, erected in the middle of campus by Students for Justice in Palestine, was forcing me to confront an issue I would much rather ignore.

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Planned Parenthood budget cuts are inhumane

This year’s federal budget debate is heating up as President Barack Obama’s administration and lawmakers struggle to rein in our explosive deficit.

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Several Aztecs earn All-Conference honors

The San Diego State men’s basketball team (29-2 overall; 14-2 Mountain West Conference) got some individual accolades to go along with its shiny new MWC Championship trophy and national recognition.

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‘Limbs’ showcases soft-spoken brilliance

What’s fascinating about Radiohead is that each album serves as a snapshot of a transitory moment in its musical evolution.

Posted in Entertainment, Music, Turn It Up1 Comment

‘Mars Needs Moms’ comes off dazzlingly dull

Most family films attempt to convey a message kids and adults can appreciate.

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Missing student found dead in Madrid

Authorities in Spain discovered the body of San Diego State student Austin Bice yesterday, 10 days after he went missing in Madrid. Bice’s body was pulled from the Manzanares River, near the nightclub where he was last seen.

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Additional fee to be voted on this week

The Student Success Fee — a Career Services fee aimed at improving services and adding benefits to the College of Business — will be controlled by the students.

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Wisconsin gov attempts to seize labor union rights

I’ve never met Governor of Wisconsin Scott Walker, but I can definitely tell you the kind of kid he was growing up: In middle school, he most likely beat up second-graders for their lunch money.

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Clean energy bill ensures job growth and sustainability

Seniors slated for graduation are all sweating from the same word: jobs. It’s hard for us not to worry when California’s unemployment rate has been hovering around 12 percent or more for the past 17 months.

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