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WhatÂ?Â?s next, Britney?
A letter to Miss Spears
By Devon Wiesend
OK, I usually donÂ?Â?t pay much attention to star gossip, but this time, I canÂ?Â?t look away. Seriously, Britney, you need to be committed.
The all-night partying, looking like a coke whore and flashing your girl parts at half the country wasn�t enough for me to address. With this new hairstyle, though, I��m all in.
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0 commentsRepublicans block of resolution vote ironic
Last week, the United States Senate was denied the chance to deliberate on a resolution condemning President George W. Bush“s proposed surge of 20,000 troops to Iraq.
In order for the deliberations to commence, 60 members of the Senate must vote to kick off the debate within the chamber. Only 56 votes were cast to do that, 49 from Democrats and seven from Republicans.
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0 commentsLeave it alone
Contrary to popular belief, I�m not a coldhearted, mean-spirited person.
I really do feel bad for Anna Nicole Smith. I can only imagine what it must have been like for her to wake up every morning after her son died, all the while dealing with a paternity battle for her daughter.
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“To those of you who received honors, awards and distinctions, I say well done. And to the C students, I say, you too may one day be president of the United States.”
“ President George W. Bush
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0 commentsSmokers should beware of chocolate
It“s hard to talk when you“re trying to hold your breath, but I do it anyway.
“Have a nice day,” I gasp with a forced smile, all the while feeling as though I might pass out.
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0 commentsIs a degree a fair trade for a student“s safety?
A university, by all basic definitions, is supposed to be a gathering place of intellects, a precursor for future professions, and a safe haven for subsequent studies.
Yet, the current program for elementary education at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee is anything but safe.
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