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Tuesday, 29 April 2008 |
Top 10 Worst People of the Year: Part 2
5th Place: Warren Jeffs
The zealot mastermind behind the rape of hundreds of adolescents produced one of the most reprehensible happenings of the year. As leader of the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Jeffs orchestrated the brainwashing of hundreds of men, women and children by declaring himself a prophet and enforcing a severely misogynistic way of life.
One may question the custom of monogamy, but preaching doctrine predicated on fear and abuse so a bunch of old guys can fulfill their perverse fantasies about sex with 15-year-old girls is one of the biggest atrocities committed toward women since the witch trials.
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Wednesday, 23 April 2008 |
Schools out, summer's in
Every time I turn around another friend is having a semi-mental break down.
With the end of the year approaching students are packing more than just the library, suitcases are filling and more than just the seniors are checking out early.
Exams are approaching and the will to go to class is diminishing.
It’s time to pull the all night study sessions and push through the last few days of class.
The relaxed air that blew across campus the passed few weeks is quickly leaving as students prepare for exam week.
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Wednesday, 23 April 2008 |
Embrace imperfections, define your worth
I’m not perfect.
I’m irrational, complicated, frustrating and overly analytical. I can be demanding, superficial, clumsy, romantically challenged, and a procrastinator.
I get zits on my chin, I laugh at inappropriate moments and sometimes my femininity outshines my intelligence. I’m independent and self sufficient, but can long for someone to lean on.
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Wednesday, 23 April 2008 |
Top 10 Worst People of the Year: Part I
Well, what can I say?
It’s been an event-filled year, highlighted with prominent people doing dumb things.
From every incident, scandal, or case of pure idiocy, my time spent dissecting popular culture has evoked a rollercoaster of emotions.
I’d say resentment and frustration were a couple popular feelings, but it was the absurdity and hilarity of these people I really connected with. |
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