COLUMN: Voting for a third party is a pointless, wasted vote
If I hear one more person say a vote for Jill Stein or Gary Johnson isn't a waste of a vote, I'm going to scream.
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If I hear one more person say a vote for Jill Stein or Gary Johnson isn't a waste of a vote, I'm going to scream.
Mark your calendars. Election Day is Nov. 8, which gives Central Michigan University students a little more than two months to choose a candidate or ballot proposals that deserve their support.
For many students, this election will be the first time they can decide who leads us as President of the United States. This makes the decision between the two least-liked candidates in American history much more difficult.
TO THE EDITOR:
The First Amendment is the framework for American liberty.
Editor's note: Evan Wittenbach is the the co-founder of Central Michigan University's Students for Bernie Sanders group and a key operative in Sanders' new Our Revolution campaign.
I love sports.
College football season is finally here.
In a few short months, the American people will cast ballots to elect the next President of the United States.
I am writing in support of Bryan Mielke for Michigan State Representative for the 99th district.
We are Central Michigan Life, the editorially-independent student media company of Central Michigan University. In your hands is the first online edition of CM Life for the 2016-17 academic year.
I believe that wisdom and perspective are the cornerstones of true knowledge. Spending some time on the block and knowing the names of all your neighbors is more valuable than any skill acquired from a textbook.
In case you haven’t heard, we are approaching the final few months of a presidential election. It has been a unique year for national politics, to say the least.
Welcome back again, old friend.
If you asked my father about a street address in Allen Park, Michigan, he would likely be able to tell you the name of what family or business resides there.
I woke up Sunday morning afraid to simply exist.
After spending a year covering Division I athletics, I didn't know I'd witness the purest form of athletic competition covering Special Olympics Michigan's 2016 Summer Games.
Every week, several of us on the sports desk would predict outcomes of CMU sports over the weekend. When it came down to the final week, the first-place crown was on the line between me and Sports Editor Taylor DesOrmeau.
COLUMN: As the clock hits 0:00
As the final week of the semester comes to a close, we can’t help but reflect on what a busy year it has been at Central Michigan University.