It was about 10:30pm here in Oxford, OH when the second presidential debate finished up and I rejoiced by emphatically hitting the off button on my remote. Because that's what I wanted to do periodically throughout the debate. I wanted to turn the TV off so that the urge I had to throw my TV to the floor while

St. John's plans to host a lecture from MTV's Gideon Yago. The lecture is entitled: GIdeon Yago, Making Politics Real and Relevant.

It will surely be the hipest thing to happen to St. John's since the last cool lecture from the creator of Craigslist.com,

The rest of the world is also interested in the U.S. presidential elections.

Obviously, only Americans are eligible to vote in the real thing but The Economist’s new feature, the Global Electoral College, lets the world have a say in a fun game.

Take a look at:

http://www.economist.com/vote2008/

Our Miami editor lays out what to expect from both candidates (and the moderator) in tonight's much hyped VP debate.

In an effort to counteract the mind-boggling cost of college tuitions sweeping the nation, both McCain and Obama have proposed plans to make community service benefit not just others, but you (could our nation get anymore selfish).

In a special natio

Hova brings it for the Obama campaign by playing free shows.

The deadline to register to vote is quickly approaching. October 6th (Monday) is the deadline, so make sure to either register online or at one of the many tables on campus!

Also, if you are still registered in your hometown or studying abroad make sure to request an absentee ballot from them.

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Obama's genes get around.

Recently I wrote an article about Miami, previously more conservative than your typical racist grandfather, possibly turning to a more democratic ideology. Well, it seems there might be some validity to that statement.

This morning when Miami students woke up, Barack Obama was all over the place. Posters and