Obama proposes tying public university federal aid to performance by 2015
UF’s funding could be impacted by President Barack Obama’s new federal aid proposition.
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UF’s funding could be impacted by President Barack Obama’s new federal aid proposition.
Over the summer, Florida International University took a big step forward on an important issue.
Brace yourselves — another wave of sequestration is coming. And no, it has nothing to do with horses.
I’ll be honest with you- I’m a liberal. I’m registered as a democrat. I voted for President Obama in the election. But I can always see the perspective that differs from my own (typically the conservative view point) because usually, it’s perfectly logical... I just don’t personally agree with it. And the pro-choice/pro-life argument is no different. I’m pro-choice, but I have always understood the pro-life side.
Summer’s finally winding down, and you made it. Without further ado, let’s begin our end-of-the-summer edition of...
There’s a tired argument that has been used time and time again by Republicans. “If Bush were president and doing the same things Obama’s doing, he’d never get a break.”
Race-baiting and arguments that appeal to emotion have been a fixture of left- and right-wing media outlets for a very long time, but never has race-baiting been more apparent than during the coverage of the State of Florida v. Zimmerman trial. The laundry list of emotional arguments include dubbing Zimmerman a white Hispanic, President Barack Obama’s statements regarding similarities between himself and Trayvon Martin and the onset of blogs, such as Public Shaming. Proponents of these racist sentiments have also attempted to change the meaning of racism, making racism applicable only to an affluent race of people oppressing non-affluent races — as if class structure were static and based on race rather than one’s level of affluence.
It only took two words to put the nation in a frenzy: not guilty.
I’ve always said Hollywood’s finest are known for two things: scandals and short marriages. Kim Kardashian is a prime example. She rose to fame for a less than appealing reason (for those of you who don’t know what I’m talking about, just Google “Kim K and Ray J”) and the next time she really found herself in the paparazzi’s bright light, other than her recent rise to motherhood, Kardashian was announcing the end of her 72-day marriage to NBA player Kris Humphries.
DOMA is dead, and some locals are celebrating.
Edith Windsor is a widower who had to pay $363,000 in federal estate taxes after her wife died because the law prohibited gay couples from the same federal benefits and exemptions as straight ones. That law, the Defense of Marriage Act, or DOMA, was enacted in September 1996 by then-President Bill Clinton. Among other parts, Section 3 put into writing and enforced federal — not state — non-recognition of same-sex marriages for federal benefit purposes but had no direct effect on individual states’ laws. President Barack Obama announced in February 2011, after Windsor was filed, he had directed the Department of Justice to stop enforcing Section 3 of DOMA.
It was recently revealed that the U.S. has been engaged in the widespread monitoring of European Union diplomats. Edward Snowden’s leaks reveal that the National Security Agency bugged EU diplomatic offices in Washington and New York, hacked into its computer networks and monitored phone lines at its headquarters in Brussels.
It’s the last week of Summer A. To those seniors who will be done with classes for good, congratulations! For everyone else, get ready for Summer B and lots of freshmen. This town is going to be overrun with Preview attendees and incoming students in the next few weeks. But fear not. We will be your rock during this time of transfer by faithfully delivering...
It is beyond comprehension why anyone would consider the Tea Party movement to be any different than Occupy Wall Street. Both movements were spurred by a sense that something was wrong, but neither seemed to know quite exactly what it was. Both movements were up in arms about the Wall Street bailout, but one group blamed Washington while the other blamed Wall Street. Though I feel both movements are equally laughable, at least the Occupiers are consistent in their ideology as opposed to the Tea Partiers, who exemplify a strangely mix-matched, ideologically inconsistent, statist agenda.
Some time ago, the president said the use of chemical weapons against rebels in Syria would constitute crossing a “red line.”
Cody Wilson is a 25-year-old University of Texas law student, self-proclaimed market anarchist and co-founder of the arms manufacturing company Defense Distributed. The company has managed to set itself apart from other arms manufacturers because its fully functional handguns and semi-automatic rifle components are available for free to anyone with an Internet connection and access to a 3-D printer. With the advent of 3-D printable firearms and the mass distribution of them via Internet downloads, Wilson has been dubbed one of the “15 Most Dangerous People in the World” by www.wired.com and National Security blog, Danger Room. The only people who should really consider Wilson and company dangerous are law makers and anti-gun enthusiast on Capitol Hill.
On Wednesday, Attorney General Eric Holder made the Obama administration’s first public acknowledgement of the killing of American citizens by drone strike.
If you aren’t feeling the pain of Summer A tests yet, you’ll feel it soon. If the tests don’t get to you, then maybe the stray bear in Gainesville will. If you’re still standing after that, then look out because we’re tossing our...
As customers casually shopped for toothpaste at CVS/pharmacy on Friday evening, the store became the grounds for a feminist flash mob when nearly 60 people marched in objection to the Obama administration’s appeal on the federal court’s decision to put the morning-after pill over the counter with no restrictions.
Since the birth of feminism, it seems its ideology has been engaged in a more-than-happy marriage with radically left, anti-capitalist ideology and has enjoyed being bedfellows with the state. The repetitive cries of feminists who call for women to fight patriarchy while they join the struggle to escape the position of male dependency becomes void, at best, once you examine their means to their ends. The only system in which women can be truly counted as equals in society is laissez-faire capitalism.