Student newspaper editorial boards across the nation have expressed mixed opinions if they should support Virginia Senator Jim Webb’s proposed $51 billion GI Bill, which was passed Thursday by the Senate as part of a $165 billion Iraq war funding bill.

With Sen. Barack Obama’s delegate lead nearly insurmountable, student journalists have increased their calls for his Democratic opponent to step aside.
Sen. Hillary Clinton has never been as popular as Obama among young voters. In a recent UWIRE poll of students at Pa.

The media is full of stories about “going green” and other environmentally friendly ideas. It’s easy to get tired of reading about ethanol, hybrids, carbon footprints and energy conservation. Some of the practices and concepts environmentalists come up with to help the earth seem pretty out there are often too expensive for the average college student. That shouldn’t put anyone off trying to help, or at least cause less harm to, the environment. There are numerous little steps students can take to contribute.

So between classes today, we ask that you ignore the naysayers, listen to the volunteers, get to the polls and make yourself heard. As a Pennsylvanian, it might be a long time before you get this primary chance again.

The Temple News will not endorse any candidate for president in the primary, or the general election. While political opinions often overwhelm our newsroom, The Temple News does not fool itself into believing that our beliefs or endorsement will affect the election in any way.

An artist, who gained notoriety for a Nicaraguan exhibit in August of 2007 for tying a stray dog to a wall in an art gallery and starving it to death, believed his exhibition was a tribute to a Nicaraguan burglar who was killed in Costa Rica by two guard dogs.