ASUI presidential candidate debate
Listen to the three candidates for ASUI president — Fidele Amar, Max Cowan and Jim Martinez — explain their campaign platforms including their proposals for major ASUI policy initiatives on […]
Tag: Politics
KUOI News 2.20.2013
Local businesses prepare for this year’s Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival, a look inside the Jazz Festival archives at UI’s library, the financial aspect of UI’s recruiting process, Louisiana Tech takes […]
Perpetual campaign
President Barack Obama has faced the bipartisan critique that his campaign and presidential personas infrequently align. From the right, he’s a career campaigner, devoid of the leadership needed to man […]
Finding the faith — Return to ‘Crisis of confidence’ inspiration
After the long and drawn out election, President Obama took the podium at the presidential inauguration to take a step forward to a second term and deal with the pressing […]
Mailbox 1-29
In response to Brian Marceau’s column published on Jan. 11, 2013 First, Mr. Marceau claimed that conservatives “lost” because Romney lost. That is just the presidential campaign. How, exactly, did […]
Social cost of capitalism — America, we can do better
Imagine a country with widespread social problems. Hell, why imagine when you live in America?
Fill the cells — Civil commitment no solution to gun deaths
When the gun lobby breaks from denouncing Hollywood and videogames as motivators for attacks like the one at Sandy Hook Elementary School, they ultimately circle back to “addressing mental health.” […]
The next four years — Presidential inauguration a time for positivity, perseverance
Four years ago on January 20, 2009, Barack Obama laid his hand on a Bible, promising to serve the United States to the best of his ability and was sworn […]
Political personas — Political parties adopting tribal personalities
As humans, we all strive to be part of a group to identify ourselves with an idea, way of life or culture. In the past, we referred to these common […]