A new voting rights act is needed to restore the right to vote to communities faced with rampant discrimination.
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Letter to the Editor: Donald Trump’s dismal first year
This letter reflects the opinions of Sebastian Hamirani, an economics senior and president of Cal Poly Democrats.
Posted inNews
ISPs can sell your data, here’s how to protect yourself
While there are ways to protect yourself on the web, no method guarantees privacy
Posted inEditorials
Constitutional overreach
By providing these arms, the United States has become implicit in this carnage, watching as the Saudi Arabians commit war crimes in the name of stability.
Posted inCity, News
Watch: 24th district congressional debate
Tune into the live coverage of the debate from 6-8 p.m.
Posted inCity, News, Opinion
Prospective Congressman not invited to debate
Kokkonen believes his exclusion from the debate has something to do with his conservative background.
Posted inColumns, Opinion
America’s National Parks: Purveyors of the American Spirit
Embodied within America’s national parks are the principles of equality, unity, freedom and democracy.
Posted inCity, News
Truth in Advertising Act gains momentum, then stalls
Lindsy Mobley [follow id=”lindsy_mobley”] Most advertisements, if not all, are Photoshopped. The advertisements that discretely land in our peripheral vision with our every turn are usually undeniably airbrushed. And yet, even knowing this, we all idolize, idealize and fantasize about the people we see in media. And it’s unlikely this will be changing any time […]
Posted inOpinion
Say hello to the dirtiest Congress history has ever seen
While the House majority has been busy carrying on the legacy of its predecessors, Senate Republicans have managed to find the time to confront the work they were sent to Washington for in the first place: to bolster a recovering economy and promote continued job growth.
Posted inNews
Obama higher ed plan could bring perks, pressure to Cal Poly
Cal Poly makes daily efforts to appeal to prospective students, alumni and donors, but administrators might have a new critic to impress: The White House.
Posted inOpinion
We the sheep
Zachary Antoyan is a political science junior and Mustang Daily liberal columnist. I’m going to start this off with a question: How dedicated are you to the Constitution of the United States? Like on a scale of one to Nicholas Cage (think National Treasure) how relevant is the Constitution to you? Perhaps one of the most […]