Mustang Daily, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, CA
1 hour ago by Marlize van Romburgh and Giana Magnoli
In a time when the "war on drugs" can be considered a huge waste of time and resources and smoking pot is considered mainstream, how does the owner of a community-welcomed medicinal marijuana dispensary get arrested and convicted of multiple felonies? As the Mustang Daily reports on the front page today, Central Coast resident Charles Lynch was found guilty last week on all federal counts for selling medical marijuana from his dispensary in Morro Bay.
Daily Trojan, University of Southern California, CA
20 hours ago by Lisa Michelle Losorelli
It started on a Wednesday. Nineteen days later, a king was dead. Eleven months from then, the freshman king would trade his throne for the love of an American divorcee and a brother Windsor would take his place.
In the cycle of these three kings, a civil war had begun in Spain, 16 enemies of Stalin were purged from the Soviet Union, Ethiopia became the newest accessory in the Boot's collection, the Green Hornet and the Phantom made their debuts in America while FDR was elected to his first encore performance and two international sporting competitions were held in Nazi Germany - the IV Winter Olympic Games in Garmisch-Partenkirchen and the XI Summer Olympic Games in Berlin.
Daily Trojan, University of Southern California, CA
20 hours ago by Peter Winter and Kaelyn Forde Eckenrode
With the eyes of the world on Beijing, the 2008 Olympic Games opened to a sharp divide of celebration and criticism. For the Chinese people, the event is the grand culmination of decades of progress, the renewal of China's status as a central global actor.
Daily Trojan, University of Southern California, CA
21 hours ago by Kim Fortson - Point
This November, vote yes for "Dr. No."
The nickname, pinned on Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama by the clever McCain camp, is an attempt to criticize Obama's "opposition" to offshore oil drilling, a summer gas tax holiday, expanding investment in nuclear energy and a $300 million cash incentive to create a more efficient car battery.
The Daily Aztec, San Diego State, CA
2 days ago by Editorial Board
Last Tuesday, hundreds of copies of The Daily Aztec were found torn in half inside numerous dispensers around campus.
The police were called in the hope this act of vandalism would not go unpunished. With some effort, security cameras or witnesses could lead to the culprits.
Unfortunately, campus police had no intention of filing a police report. Because copies of The Daily Aztec are free, and the public has the right to treat the paper how it wants once it is in its possession, no crime technically occurred. In addition, because the papers were placed back in their bins, the offenders can't be cited for littering.
The Daily Aztec, San Diego State, CA
2 days ago
If you want a free plane ticket and a free pass on any customs laws you've broken, and you're an illegal immigrant, you're in luck.
Last Tuesday, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement began a new pilot program that allows immigrants without proper documentation to leave the country voluntarily, without being charged with a crime. Officials won't ask any questions, and will even cover the plane ticket back to the country of origin.
Mustang Daily, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, CA
6 days ago by Breehan Yohe-Mellor
As I was perusing my e-mail box the other day, another message looking like what I call "scare-mail" popped into sight from grandma. Granny is quite fond of sending me tales that have been forwarded on, warning me about walking to my car alone after leaving the mall, informing me of salmonella-laced jalapeños, telling me to call this number so the telemarketers will leave me alone, or letting me know when the next great quake is probably going to rattle California loose from its topsoil.
Mustang Daily, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, CA
6 days ago by Whitney Diaz
I've been trying to think of various (legal) ways to make some fast cash, and a recent conversation led me to a compelling prospect: egg donation. Heck, I'm not using my eggs. Why not sell them to someone who's willing to pay top dollar for them? It's a free market, right? People and organizations will pay thousands for an egg donor, I was told recently.
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