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Tuesday,
October 18, 2005
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Rep. J.D. Hayworth, R-Ariz., seems to be one of
the few members of the Arizona delegation to
Congress who offers any real solutions to the
illegal immigration problem that does not involve
the ill-advised call for amnesty that was repeatedly
followed in the mid-1980s and only resulted in
millions of illegal immigrants currently residing in
this country.
And illegal immigration is a problem. A big, ever
more expensive problem in the way of illegal
immigrants collecting on benefits, clogging our
justice system and bringing more violent crime (as
if Tucson's crime rate wasn't high enough because of
our own home-grown criminal scum). [Read
article]
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ASUA
out of touch |
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Students: Join in solar effort |
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Editorial: Credentials, experience should be focus
of committee |
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Mailbag |
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Latest Issue: October 13, 2005
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Latest Issue: October 18, 2005
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What can be said about hair that hasn't been said before? It's important?
Well, it protects our heads from all kinds of calamities: low branches, the hot
Arizona sun, bird poop.
After all, the existence of hair has been a pivotal part of our human
history. The cave men pulled the cave women by it during the Ice Age. Rapunsel
let her man climb up it for wild nights of tower partying and fairy tale sex.
Even today, don't we judge all politicians by the size and greatness of their
hair? (So why didn't Kerry win then?) [Read
article] |
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