We have all seen it before, political campaigns on television, bumper stickers promoting the "best candidate" with a winning slogan. These are some of the elements which help voters make their decision when it becomes time to enter the voting booth.
With elections just around the corner (Nov. 3), it is necessary for the University of La Verne community to be well-informed of propositions and candidates that will ultimately influence and structure laws and society.
Voting should not be viewed as a burden, nor as something that we do to "follow our parents." It should be taken seriously, on an individual basis, with personal opinion, and with pride. After all, it is our right and privilege as a democratic nation to practice freedom and to help make the decisions of determining exactly who is in control.
A luminous black van rolled through the streets of La Verne with the license plate "MDN ROCK" signaling a wave of reaction from students who were hoping to pick up free Y-107 gear.
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