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Tag: Government

Low turnout at local election site

Posted on November 11, 2011November 9, 2011 by Stephanie Barnhart

The polls opened for Moorhead city elections on Tuesday, Nov. 8, but student turn out was low, according to election judge Erik Skee. “Students aren’t as vested [in the local elections] because they live other places,” Skee said. He has been an election judge for Ward 3, Concordia’s Ward, for six years. City council members…

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Stereotypical Political Column

Posted on October 1, 2011October 1, 2011 by James Vair

While watching The Today Show this past week after an especially intense early elliptical workout, I was shocked at one of their breaking stories. No, it wasn’t about Madonna rejecting flowers or Ashton taking over on Two and a Half Men. Rather, they reported that in the most recent Gallup Political Survey only 12 percent…

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Buffet’s Tax Problem

Posted on October 1, 2011October 1, 2011 by Contributing Writer

This Letter to the Editors was submitted by Will Merickel, a Sophomore at Concordia College. Recently, President Obama has brought forth a $3 trillion deficit reduction plan that would take around a decade to go into full effect. The deficit reduction proposal would cut benefits toward Medicare beneficiaries and military retirees,  raise $1.5 trillion in…

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