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Mayoral race: Filner is the lesser of two evils
Few things have been more consistently moderate in San Diego than its mayor. However, this will change when voters choose between two unusually partisan candidates, either congressman Bob Filner or city council member Carl DeMaio, to become the mayor.
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The Daily Aztec endorses the following positions in California’s 11 propositions
DA imposter exposed
Last August, a local law office hosted a news conference in which several big-name San Diego Democratic politicians attended.
Clinton endorses candidate Filner
Former President Bill Clinton endorsed Democratic Rep. Bob Filner for the next Mayor of San Diego Mayor last Wednesday.
Share your lunch and politics on Facebook
Scrolling through social network newsfeeds can be a mundane activity filled with dull statuses and pictures of every irrelevant thing your friends have ever done.
Prop 36: Three strikes to bankruptcy
In 1994, California voters reeling from a series of gruesome murders approved a three-strikes law toughening punishment for repeat criminals. The law was intended to prevent crime before it happened by imprisoning felons tagged as likely repeat offenders for much longer sentences.
Women take time to appreciate their body
Last Thursday, the San Diego State chapter’s of Andrea O’Donnell Womyn’s Outreach Association San Diego State chapter hosted its annual Love Your Body Day at Scripps Cottage.
Blind orchestra livens SDSU
The Korean Traditional Music Orchestra of the Blind performed Oct. 30 at San Diego State’s Smith Recital Hall.
Prop 32 determines paycheck protection
Tomorrow, Calif. voters will decide on the outcome of their paychecks by voting “yes” or “no” on Proposition 32.
Aztecs rock election debate
As part of the “Rock the Vote” event series sponsored by Associated Students, San Diego State student activists held a debate on campus Wednesday afternoon to inform students about relevant issues affecting the student population as well as the country as a whole.
Prop 33: insurance deception
Proposition 33 is a ballot initiative asking California voters to approve a new discount for drivers who have maintained consistent auto insurance coverage for at least five years.
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