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The Rampage Online

Interview with Meaghan McCready: Red Vampire

Story By: Kristen Petros October 29, 2008
Interview with Meaghan McCready: Red Vampire Q: How did you find the job? A: My friend Allie has been working there for like 5 years and she was always going on about it. It sounded awesome, and I probably would've done it last year, but they didn't have it.

4 Vying For The President’s Chair

Story By: Joseph Boone October 29, 2008
The Fresno City College Presidential Search Committee has advanced four finalists for the position of presidency of the college. to be president of FCC since Dr. Ned Doffoney's departure from the position last semester. The finalists are Dr. Kay Adkins, Dr.

Film sheds light on lame-duck president

Story By: Brendon Mustaciola October 29, 2008
W. is an a-political dramedy about America's most important politician, George W. Bush. Director Oliver Stone (Platoon, JFK) shapes the tragio-dramedy that is President George W. Bush's life into a stunningly fair and balanced portrait of the well-meaning near-do-well with the theory that W.

The Audacity of HOPE

Story By: Marcell Dilworth October 29, 2008
After the Rams football team score a touchdown and kick the extra points Fresno City College cheerleaders went into a cheer. "Ok crowd, we need your help with this. WE ARE (clap clap) CITY (clap clap). WE ARE (clap clap) CITY(clap clap)," Their goal was to rally as many fans as possible to follow their lead, so the team hears it; sometimes many members of the football team cheered with the crowd.

We All Vote

Story By: Marika Smith, Writer October 29, 2008
It goes without saying that active voter participation is one of the key principles behind a strong, efficient democracy. In order for the system to fit the needs of an ever-changing populace, voters must deliver their input via the electoral process. So why is it that there is such a discrepancy in voter turnout between youth and the elderly? In 1971, the voting age in America was lowered to 18.
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