2016 Election: Autism and the vote
Ira Lazo,
Contributor
December 7, 2016
Filed under Features, Photo Galleries, Politics
My brother, Vito Angelo Lazo, is autistic and needs a routine in order to make sense of his day. He gets flustered easily when his schedule for the day is disrupted. Every Saturday, he and our mother go to Costco to buy the family food for the week, to the library to return his books and ...
Bay Area responds to election
Denika Williams,
Contributor
November 28, 2016
Filed under Campus, Politics, Showcase
Chaos broke loose in various cities across the nation the moment Donald J. Trump became President Elect of the Unites States, including the Bay Area. Like most Americans, I watched on Tuesday November 8th to see the results of the 45th Presidential Election. It was past midnight when the news broke t...
Presidential election got me like ‘nah’
Louis LaVenture,
Editor-in-Chief
November 2, 2016
Filed under Opinion, Politics, Showcase
I feel like I am at a restaurant but all of the food is gone. All they have is salt, pepper and house salads. That is what the 2016 presidential election feels like to me. I don’t want either entrée, but I’m hungry and I have to eat, so I am forced to choose between a salad or condiments. Salad pl...
Proposition 58 deserves a yes vote
Briana Megid,
UC Davis Senior
October 30, 2016
Filed under Letter to Editor, Opinion, Politics
I am an Argentinian-American dual citizen, and like many first-generation Americans, my first language was Spanish. I learned English in the San Fran- cisco public school system, and speak Spanish at home. Multilingual education was essentially outlawed in California public schools in 1998,...
Letter to the Editor
Ryan Tayahua,
CSUEB Senior
October 19, 2016
Filed under Letter to Editor, Opinion, Politics
There are a ton of candidates and ballot measures vying for our attention this election season. But one in particular Proposition 55 deserves a closer look, and a yes vote. While it may seem that Prop 55, the California Children’s Education and Health Care Protection Act, would only impact K-1...
Not anymore, Donald Trump
Sean McCarthy,
Staff Writer
October 19, 2016
Filed under Opinion, Politics, Showcase
Donald Trump has finally out-Trumped himself. In a leaked 2005 interview with former Access Hollywood host Billy Bush, Trump told Bush that he had tried to hit on and have sex with an unidentified married woman who denied him. He said that he “took her out shopping and moved on her like a bitch....
Meet Gary Johnson: Libertarian Party nominee
Sean McCarthy,
Staff Writer
September 28, 2016
Filed under Opinion, Politics, Showcase
Libertarian presidential candidate Gary Johnson will not win the election this year, but he will help determine who becomes the next president of the United States of America. Johnson is a third party politician running for president under the Libertarian Party. Johnson was an accomplished athle...
Republicans shift focus from White House to Congress
Sean McCarthy,
Staff Writer
August 31, 2016
Donald Trump no doubt wishes he could have a re-do for the entire month of August. Towards the end of July, Trump had the lead over Hillary Clinton by up to 10 points in various polls, according to Real Clear Politics. One month later, Trump is about 10 points behind Clinton in the polls. ...
Hispanics are not all the same
Maira Sanchez,
Contributor
August 24, 2016
Mexican, Salvadoran, Guatemalan and Nicaraguan: They are all “Mexican” to Republican nominee Donald Trump. Trump has said that Mexicans are rapists, drug dealers and criminals, among other things. Yes, there might be a few that are, but most of us are not like that. Of the total arrest...
Political choices are colorblind
Ira Lazo,
Contributor
August 18, 2016
My friend Mike is a Chinese American whose family moved here 14 years ago seeking the “American Dream.” I’ll never forget when Mike confessed to me that he was a Republican. I’m a liberal Asian, and my whole life have assumed that most Asians were liberal, so I was shocked. Our co...
Tim Kaine is the right choice
Samuel Salisbury,
Contributor
August 17, 2016
Filed under Opinion, Politics, Showcase
When Hillary Clinton became the first female nominee for the President of the United States of America on July 26, many Democrats still said “Bernie or Bust,” clinging to Bernie Sanders, the more left-leaning candidate that they truly wanted. I was never in this camp. I was always firmly in ...
Vice presidential candidate a virtual unknown
Sean McCarthy,
Staff Writer
August 3, 2016
Filed under Opinion, Politics, Showcase
In 1999, during NBC’s Meet the Press with Tim Russert, Donald Trump said he was “very pro-choice” and that “partial birth abortions were okay.” Trump appeared on the show to tell audiences why he decided to leave the Republican Party and speak of New York City values. Fast forward to 2011 wh...
