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    The Rawbar reinvented: classy and oceanic

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    Chico State’s annual Time Capsule Ceremony to take place on April 23

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2016 is shaping up to be a big election year both on the national scene and in California. Photo credit: George Johnston

California primary election includes Senate seat

Elizabeth Helmer // April 28, 2016

The stakes are higher than usually in the 2016 primary election. For the first time in 24 years, California is having an open Senate race. Next to Bernie Sanders, Hillary Clinton, Ted Cruz and Donald...

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Mass media is too liberal

Jeff Guzman // April 9, 2016
While media has been a good way of connecting people, the people who control most of the media have used it to progress their liberal views.
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Presidential election vital to women’s rights

Emma Vidak-Benjamin // April 4, 2016
The future of our abortion rights hangs in the balance of this year's election.
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Trump is here to help

Jeff Guzman // March 18, 2016
Donald Trump will most likely be the Republican nominee. With that in mind, isn’t it important that we seriously entertain the idea of him being president?
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Politicians should revisit children’s stories

Jeff Guzman // March 11, 2016
Politicians today seem to behave more like children than adults. So maybe they should be taught some things that a child would be taught.
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Students and professors question the popularity of Donald Trump

Jeremy Steele // February 16, 2016
Chico State opinions on why citizens support Donald Trump
Chico State alumnus Rocky Chavez is running for U.S. Senate. Photo credit: Grant Casey

Chico State alumnus running for US Senate

Gabriel Sandoval // February 7, 2016
Alumnus Rocky Chavez once relied on oranges for sustenance — now he relies on California voters to elect him to the U.S. Senate.
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Feelin’ the Bern

Katelyn Martin // November 10, 2015
Millennials adopt Bernie Sanders as the candidate of their generation.
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Political efficacy from a Canadian’s perspective

Nick Bragg // November 8, 2015
Low political efficacy rings through the minds of millennials. Why is this? And how do we stop it?
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Donald Chump on the rise

Ryan Tubbs // September 4, 2015
On the next episode of "Tolerating Donald Trump," the eccentric presidential candidate hires immigrants to build himself an exact replica of the White House, only made of gold and called the Gold House.
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Pageants reign supreme despite Miss USA flop

Megan Mann // August 31, 2015
Give pageants a break; they're not as bad as everyone thinks.
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