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Pell Grants will not destroy US economy
Paul Ryan really does not like to help students. ThinkProgress reported that at a recent town hall meeting in Wisconsin, Ryan was asked why he was so vehemently against the Pell Grant program.
Desalinated water is toxic solution to crisis
Few things are as vital as water to our survival, not just individually but as a nation.
Act is affordable and fair incentive
When Gov. Jerry Brown signed Assembly Bill 130, the Development, Relief and Education for Alien Minors Act, better known as the Dream Act, into law he unleashed a storm of controversy.
‘Occupy’ cause has revolutionary potential
I was stumped. It was a simple question: What are they protesting?
Cupcake sale crumbles affirmative action debate
Few things are less controversial in our hyper-partisan world than cupcakes. Yet last week cupcakes found themselves at the heart of a heated debate concerning racism and affirmative action.
Revive hangouts to cultivate campus pride
The campus hangout, a place for students to call their own and the lifeblood of university life in colleges nationwide.
Include secularism in religious classes
Despite having the third most followers in the world, atheism and nonreligious beliefs have been getting the short end of the stick for many years.
Prevent Chargers relocation with innovation
Arguing in favor of a new Chargers stadium is never easy, but it can feel like outright mockery in the wake of a painful defeat at the hands of the New England Patriots.
New immigration policy offers new chance
Immigration has been at the heart of what America stands for since its very foundation.
Target episodic homeless with gov funding
Virtually hidden in plain sight are the homeless, whose ranks have surged during the recession and this so-called recovery.
Pension initiative cuts city workers’ rights
Once more, the stage is set for a monumental battle over pension reform, and Mayor Jerry Sanders and Councilman Carl DeMaio think they’ve got a winning strategy.
City Council attempts to circumvent voters
In a move to further thwart the will of California voters, San Diego’s legislature is looking to approve a virtual ban on legal marijuana dispensaries within city limits.
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Pharma cashes in with HPV shot
Shot is dose of sexual health
Dream Act is finance fantasy
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Supporting the skate ban
Elections have not received balanced coverage
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Anti-semitic slurs on campus
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UCSD student should sue negligent DEA
IC cheapens Ugandan issues with ‘KONY’
The Daily Aztec makes its A.S. endorsements
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U-T reveals partisan bias with DeMaio plug
Debt plan hurts students
Vote changes bring shame to CA Assembly
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Students owed say in CSU contract debate
US Senate must kill CISPA, SOPA 2.0
Students blind to toxic threat
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Label GMOs to increase eating awareness
Budget applies realistic ideas to fix economy
Local food vital to urban reform
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