Californians have less than one month to decide whether they want to keep Gray Davis - the governor they elected less than a year ago - or vote for a recall and elect a new governor to office.
Three months is nothing but a chaotic blur of insignificant time that is forgotten as quickly as it passes. Then, the first day of school arrives, and we take our first step into another three-month maelstrom. Within the confines of this whirlwind, we find it impossible to digest all the ongoing drama in our media. Some entertainment experiences get overlooked, simply because we need to leave a little room in our over-stimulated minds for the perpetual drama that is our life.
Of the 135 candidates for governor in California's unprecedented recall race, five can be viewed as viable opponents to replace current Gov. Gray Davis.
Today's political environment is filled with crisis, but in California there are those who want to spend time trying to recall Gov. Gray Davis instead of addressing the real problems we face.
Last semester, a bright young scholar decided to write a column about the apathy that exists on this campus. This fine young man was able to articulate his feelings into a newspaper that in all reality probably did not even hit more than a few of his fellow students' eyes.