Guess what? In the future, Congress (especially Republicans) will have the pleasure of addressing the issues that are important to my Latino community, instead of giving scant attention to them like they have in the past

I find it sad how most Aggies do not know when this great University was established. If one were to ask anyone on campus, the most likely response would be "1876 duh," as an answe,r plus a look of, "are you stupid or something."

Seeing a game at Olsen Field can only be described as "magic" - at least that's how it used to be. This year, Olsen Field doesn't possess that magic, and it has nothing to do with the baseball team.

Citing a CNN/USA Today poll as "empirical evidence" was Frazee's second mistake, the first being not deleting his article immediately. He mentions "protecting the taxpayer" by relieving the war cost, then lists nicey-nice things the U.S. could do with the $271 billion Iraq spending.

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