Hey there LOST fans, if you cannot wait until Tuesday night for the much anticipated final season premiere of LOST, the first four minutes are online now. Minor spoilers are contained at the link, which can be found after the jump.
Saturday, January 30, 2010
Friday, January 29, 2010
Wilbur addresses transition, budget processes
(NOTE: This article originally appeared in the January 29, 2010 edition of Central Michigan Life.)
The university presidential transition and looming budget cuts were the main topics of discussion as Interim University President Kathy Wilbur addressed Campus Conservatives Tuesday night.
The meeting, which took place in the Bovee University Center’s Lake St. Clair Room, continued a series of forums that Wilbur has hosted with various student groups around campus.
“We were very pleased to have Interim President Wilbur come to our meeting and speak with us,” said Hart junior Bryant Greiner, president of Campus Conservatives.
The university presidential transition and looming budget cuts were the main topics of discussion as Interim University President Kathy Wilbur addressed Campus Conservatives Tuesday night.
The meeting, which took place in the Bovee University Center’s Lake St. Clair Room, continued a series of forums that Wilbur has hosted with various student groups around campus.
“We were very pleased to have Interim President Wilbur come to our meeting and speak with us,” said Hart junior Bryant Greiner, president of Campus Conservatives.
Monday, January 25, 2010
Beau Biden not running for the "Biden" seat
In a week where the Democratic party needs some good news, Beau Biden's announcement that he will run for reelection as Delaware's Attorney General instead of running for his father's, Vice President Joe Biden, old senate seat.
Beau Biden's decision to not run clears the path for 8-Term U.S. Rep. Mike Castle, the state's lone member in the House of Representatives, to take over the seat that Vice President Biden was elected to seven times.
I would call this a case of rats jumping off a sinking ship, but Beau Biden wasn't even on the ship.
Fivethirtyeight.com had the Delaware seat as the sixth seat most likely to change hands in 2010, with Beau Biden as potential candidate. Without him, any Democrat running against Castle, who is a former Governor at Lt. Governor and has never received less than 55% of the vote in his statewide elections, it will be a tough hold for the Dems. Putting this with Sen.-elect Scott Brown's mounmental upset last week in Massachusetts and the retirement of Sen. Byron Dorgan, the Democrats are having a bad week.
Beau Biden's decision to not run clears the path for 8-Term U.S. Rep. Mike Castle, the state's lone member in the House of Representatives, to take over the seat that Vice President Biden was elected to seven times.
I would call this a case of rats jumping off a sinking ship, but Beau Biden wasn't even on the ship.
Fivethirtyeight.com had the Delaware seat as the sixth seat most likely to change hands in 2010, with Beau Biden as potential candidate. Without him, any Democrat running against Castle, who is a former Governor at Lt. Governor and has never received less than 55% of the vote in his statewide elections, it will be a tough hold for the Dems. Putting this with Sen.-elect Scott Brown's mounmental upset last week in Massachusetts and the retirement of Sen. Byron Dorgan, the Democrats are having a bad week.
Friday, January 15, 2010
Michigan Senate candidate Michael Trebesh visiting campus Tuesday
(NOTE: This article originally appeared in the January 11, 2010 edition of Central Michigan Life.)
As Central Michigan University prepares to kick off the winter semester, local politicians are beginning to kick off their campaigns.
One such candidate is Michael Trebesh, who is speaking to Campus Conservatives at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the Bovee University Center.
The location at Bovee has yet to be announced. The event is free and open to the public.
As Central Michigan University prepares to kick off the winter semester, local politicians are beginning to kick off their campaigns.
One such candidate is Michael Trebesh, who is speaking to Campus Conservatives at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the Bovee University Center.
The location at Bovee has yet to be announced. The event is free and open to the public.
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