2008 Woodie Awards
This Day in History: Oct. 8
In the early 1900s tensions between sexes were at a boiling point. Women were continuing their efforts to receive the same rights as their male counterparts, and men were doing whatever they could to stop that from happening.
Women started to demand suffrage in 1848 during the Seneca Falls Convention and continued their battle until the 19th Amendment was adopted, although some argue that even though their war was won, the battles still take place.…
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Palin's Failin' Puts Nail in McCain Campaign
A?long time ago, in a land far away, in the year 2000, John McCain was a die-hard maverick, a staunch defender of voter rights, the slayer of corporate lobbyists and demolisher of greedy, capitalist campaigns - an odd stance for a Republican presidential hopeful.…
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Beautification at the Cost of SafetyEditorial
With time, a campus becomes eroded and in desperate need of maintenance. In order to run an effective campus, problems must be fixed, cosmetic issues or not. However, due to a string of recent events, the proper steps to ensure the safety of Fullerton College's visitors has been neglected.…
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