"No. The debate didn't help me answer anything. I was hoping for something more in the way of some substance coming from the candidates, and it just helped reinforce the partisan atmosphere that I'm kinda against. I didn't want to assume too much going into the debate, I was hoping that the candiates would move away from petty debate and going along party lines, and try to stay constructive in their debate. Maybe I was hoping for too much."
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The Soapbox: A pox on both houses
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Letters to the Editor
The trashing of CSUS

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