12.17.2003
College Column Roundup: UC-Riverside columnist says Lynch is 'publicity doll' and 'embarassment'
University of California-Riverside columnist and Marine criticizes Jessica Lynch's getting a Bronze Star, calling Lynch a "publicity doll" and an "embarrassment to the U.S. military and the true heroes of our nation."
SEE ALSO: A columnist for the Colorado Daily says the Democrats can win by running war: "The Democratic presidential campaign has been defined largely by opposition to the war in Iraq, by the assertion that the war is turning into a 'quagmire' and by the assertion that the war was dishonestly embarked upon and is strategically and morally wrong. For this view to resonate with the voters, the war must fail..."
An Daily Iowan editorial breaks down each of the candidates: "The first-in-the-nation caucuses come to Iowa on Jan. 19; they will be the first step in electing a Democratic candidate to run against President Bush in November. The Daily Iowan's Editorial Board discussed the policies of each of the nine Democratic candidates and collaboratively came up with a list ranking the candidates 1 through 9. Our purpose is to assist students in gauging the strengths and weaknesses of each candidate as the general election approaches..."
Howard Dean, Dennis Kucinich, and John F. Kerry top the list.
SEE ALSO: A columnist for the Colorado Daily says the Democrats can win by running war: "The Democratic presidential campaign has been defined largely by opposition to the war in Iraq, by the assertion that the war is turning into a 'quagmire' and by the assertion that the war was dishonestly embarked upon and is strategically and morally wrong. For this view to resonate with the voters, the war must fail..."
An Daily Iowan editorial breaks down each of the candidates: "The first-in-the-nation caucuses come to Iowa on Jan. 19; they will be the first step in electing a Democratic candidate to run against President Bush in November. The Daily Iowan's Editorial Board discussed the policies of each of the nine Democratic candidates and collaboratively came up with a list ranking the candidates 1 through 9. Our purpose is to assist students in gauging the strengths and weaknesses of each candidate as the general election approaches..."
Howard Dean, Dennis Kucinich, and John F. Kerry top the list.
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