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Ugg is for uggly


		Ugg is for uggly

Spartan Daily, San Jose State University, CA

1 day ago by Jasmine Duarte

Uggs are f&*king ugly!

OK, I don't mean all Uggs. Specifically, I mean Ugg boots. You know, the pair every single girl wears with every single outfit she owns.

I bet most people don't know that Ugg makes sandals, flats and sneakers, but why would you? The only Ugg products girls choose to wear are those hideous suede boots.

Oscar, I'll miss you

Spartan Daily, San Jose State University, CA

13 hours ago by Husain Sumra

I apologize in advance. I'm a little sad right now.

Last night the Oscars happened ... and I have a bit of a hangover.

Every year, I watch all the movies and movie trailers I can as well as read all the movie reviews I can.

All of it to keep up with the Oscar race and the buzz that follows the movies.

New Starbucks policy: Two parts cream, one part sugar, three parts gunpowder


		New Starbucks policy: Two parts cream, one part sugar, three parts gunpowder

Spartan Daily, San Jose State University, CA

3 days ago by Eric Van Susteren

Coffee shops such as Starbucks can provide considerable entertainment for the average Joe looking for a cup of joe.

Whether it's the greasy-looking crazies muttering conspiracy theories under their breaths or the suits with greased hair shouting into their Bluetooth sets, one can usually count on some sort of spectacle.

Obama's path forward in 2010

The Skyline View, Skyline college, CA

3 days ago by Stephen Benoit

Barack Obama came into the executive office of the president with quite a large burden laid out in front of him. But after a year of running the country, exactly how has he done so far and what should he be dealing with this year?

Many people complain that President Obama hasn't done enough during his first year in office but I actually kind of expected that when I voted for him and I'm glad about it.

Employee layoffs

La Voz Weekly, De Anza College, CA

4 days ago by Blanche Monary

The time has come to take action. On Feb. 24, the ACE negotiations team was told that the Board of Trustees has said that there will be no "sharing the pain" to resolve these cuts until it gets worse. This means that the District has decided to resolve its budget problems with layoff and therefore devastation of the colleges.

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