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Presidential Nominee Visits Grand Junction Amanda Friar Sean Johnson News Reporters Mesa State Soccer: John Butler Trio: Smokin’ the competition The Scoop looks at Page 5 “Grand National” Page 4 The CMesa Stateriterion College w criterion.mesastate.edu Sept. 17, 2008 The voice of the students Vol. 78 Issue 3 This issue... Opinions: Page 3 Presidential nominee visits Grand Junction Amanda Friar Sean Johnson News Reporters “O-BA-MA, O-BA-MA,” yelled the packed crowd of close to 6,000 waiting ea- gerly as presidential candidate Sen. Barack Obama stepped on stage to give a speech at Monday’s “Change We Need” event. Music by The Temptations and Stevie Wonder filled the Cross Orchards Historic Site in Grand Junction. Obama was the first presidential candidate to come to the Grand Valley since Harry Mexican Water? “The Little Mer- Truman in 1948, making this a very anticipated event in the Grand Valley. maid?” “Fight Club?” Holly Corb- Obama addressed issues concerning energy efficiency, taxes, higher education, in tackles it all in her debut col- and the war in Iraq. He urged college students to give back to the community in umn about TV and togetherness. return for making higher education affordable made the audience respond in loud applause and passionate cheers. Obama will ensure that the first $4,000 of a col- lege education is free for most Americans. “I think it’s going to be great,” Mesa State student Ashley Mates said. “Students Features: Page 4 don’t have to be afraid to go to school.” Sen. Ken Salazar endorsed Obama by saying that the key to the American dream is getting a higher education. Touching on the difference between Republican presidential candidate John McCain and himself, Obama talked about the war in Iraq. He stated that he has opposed the war since the beginning, although he said he would never hesitate to defend the nation. The main difference that Obama mentioned was that McCain supports President Bush 90 percent of the time. Obama said that he is “not ready to take a ten percent chance on change.” He promises to work together with the commu- nity to bring a change “we need.” Mesa State junior Isaac Bruton was treated with a green VIP wristband after arriving early to the speech. He sat in the reserved seating section behind the po- dium. Bruton spoke on the excitement of Obama’s visit. “It makes people think even though he has a big city feel he still cares about (little towns).” The presidential election is held on Nov. 4 and the fact that every vote counts, especially young voters, was highly stressed by Obama as he wrapped up his speech. After speaking in Grand Junction, he headed to Pueblo, an- other college town, to stress the same point. “A lot of young voters will help in the long run,” Mesa State student Jordan Long said. Long believes that Obama’s concern for college students voting in the elections is important for the future of the country. Travel back to WWII with Ted Obama’s campaign is based on the change that he wishes to see in America, Kachel as Winston Churchill and and he believes that “the change we need comes to Washington,” instead of cor- Doug Misler as correspondent Er- porate Washington coming to us. nie Pyle. “You and I together will change the country and change the world,” Obama said as Brooks and Dunn’s patriotic song “Only in America” resonated through the dis- sipating crowd. u [email protected] Sports: Page 5 Matt Kroschel/Criterion [email protected] Matt Kroschel/Criterion Mat Peters/Criterion A member of the audience holds up the cover of Rolling Stone maga- Barack Obama addresses the nearly 6,000 people in attendance at zine during Barack Obama’s speech. Cross Orchards on Monday. Grand Junction residents show support for McCain outside Obama rally Matt Kroschel since Harry Truman in 1948. News Reporter But it most likely won’t be the last this polit- ical season, according to Republican party of- While thousands of Barack Obama supporters crammed ficials. into Cross Orchards Historic Site to hear the presidential “Obama’s visit to Grand Junction today candidate speak Monday morning, Mesa State College stu- makes it inevitable that they will come (McCain dent Megan Gregg stood with a handful of other young re- and Palin),” Colorado state senator Josh Penry publicans and waved to passing motorists traveling along told the Criterion in a phone interview Monday F Road. afternoon. “I am here today to show my support for McCain in a Penry said he has not heard of any set plans peaceful and polite way during this historic visit for Grand but does expect them to visit because the cam- Junction,” Gregg said. paigns “tend to follow each other on the cam- But not everyone honking at the McCain supporters paign trail,” Penry said. were waving back, some motorists flipped them off and Gregg added, “I am really hoping the McCain yelled obscenities. campaign can come here too because Western “Some of the people are being really nasty towards us Colorado is very important to this year’s elec- out here but for the majority people are being supportive to tion.” us,” Gregg said. u Nearly 6,000 people from across Western Colorado con- [email protected] verged on the small antique farm area for the Obama rally. The visit was the first visit by a major political candidate Matt Kroschel/Criterion Mesa State student Megan Gregg stands outside the “Change We Need” rally. 2 The Criterion w Sept. 17 w News Amanda Friar, editor News [email protected] NEWS: mesa Boulanger sixth prof. to recieve award The annual Mesa State Amanda Friar even if I’m not officially studying News Editor the culture,” Boulanger said. “This Classifieds Employment Fair will be held Criterion Classifieds are free for students, $3 a week for non-students, should gladden the hearts of my stu- Wednesday Sept. 17 from and $8 a week for commercial ads. 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. in Keeping with traditions of Mesa dents, who have had to listen to me To place an ad, go to http://criterion.mesastate.edu State professors, Anthropology pro- go on about Malaysia for so long.” Liff Auditorium. Students fessor Clare Boulanger was award- Boulanger is the sixth professor interested in career and ed the Fulbright Scholarship. Being from Mesa State to receive this pres- Cute English Bulldog puppies available! Babysitting, house watching, cleaning employment opportunities, a scholar means that she will be able tigious award. Julie Bruch spent the AKC registered. Very playful. Health and pet sitting needed. $8-9 an hour. guarantee. Call 206-309-7405 or email Ask for Stacy Ball 303-877-1979 or email internships, and volunteer to travel to the Da Nang College 2004-2005 academic year teaching [email protected] at [email protected] possibilities are advised to of Foreign Languages at Da Nang and conducting research in Tokyo, stop by to check-out the University in central Vietnam. While Japan. Tim Hatten taught entrepre- Caregiver needed. Home care aide for Local liberal church seeking it is an industrial center, it is on the neurship and business in 2001 at 45-year-old woman. Late afternoons, administrative assistant: Unitarian 49 companies that will be ocean, close to China Beach. the Universtity of Reykjavik, Iceland. early evenings in Orchard Mesa. Leave Universalist Congregation of the Grand in attendance. Among the While at Da Nang, Boulanger will During fall semester of 2003, Alan message at 243-1599. $8.50 an hour. Valley is looking for a part-time admin. assistant to answer phones, relay list of attendees include be teaching. While she is unsure ex- William taught international busi- Transportation driver needed for actly what she will be teaching, she ness and strategic management at the messages, manage church email, route Chipotle, Target Corporations, medical appointments. Looking for electronic announcements, assemble Halliburton, KJCT News 8, has requested to teach American University of Debrecen in Hungary. experienced driver with full sized van/ and distribute newsletter, and perform Mesa County Workforce Studies. Being a cultural anthro- Barry Laga was selected to lecture truck. Call 243-1599. routine clerical support to the staff of pologist, one of the areas of exper- on reconstructing borders and iden- Center, Lowes, and Powderhorn Quality used microwave for sale. Meets the organization. The right candidate tise is American culture, along with tities in contemporary American lit- will understand Microsoft programs, Resorts. A full list of employers Malaysian culture. erature at the Universitaire Intelling Residence Hall standards. Only $15. Call 720-227-4587 be highly organized, dependable, and that will be present can be “Ever since the 9/11 attacks, and Antwerpen in Antwerp, Belgium. personable; have a positive attitude, be viewed on Mesa State’s web our reaction to them, folks around Finally, William Write spent the ac- Seeking part time personal assistant able to adapt to change, and be able to page. the world are anxious to understand ademic year 2001-2002 teaching on for Ridges home: Are you energetic? take initiative. The position is 15 hours us,” Boulanger said. collaborative strategies for teaching an arranger? an organizer? a small a week, schedule can be determined Boulanger is hoping to improve American studies at the University of job tidy-upper? Family of 5 with at time of hire, pay is $10.00 per hour. her teaching skills and obtain more Tromso in Norway. three daughters (ages 9 - 13) seeking Please send a cover letter with resume NEWS: assistance of reliable non-smoking attention to Personnel Committee: P.O.
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