Immigration rules should provide equal opportunity
Luck is the initial determining factor for whether an individual will be allowed to reside and work in America
http://www.dailyevergreen.com/story/28607
Derrick Skaug
The Daily Evergreen
Published: 04/22/2009 Read More »
poverty
Immigration rules should provide equal opportunity
By DerrickSkaug - Posted on April 22nd, 2009
Tagged: berlin wall
• economy
• Illegal Immigration
• immigrants
• Immigration
• liberty
• mexicans
• Mexico
• poverty
• quotas
• statue of liberty
• Better future
To the winner go the spoils
By DerrickSkaug - Posted on April 22nd, 2009
Tagged: Budget
• bush
• chris gregoire
• democrats
• dino
• election
• george hw bush
• governor
• Health Care
• poverty
• Republicans
• rossi
• taxes
• washington
• Broad prosperity
http://www.dailyevergreen.com/story/27432
To the winner go the spoils
Gregoire needs to govern as herself, not channel Dino Rossi
Derrick Skaug
The Daily Evergreen
Published: 01/20/2009 Read More »
Which Is The Worst Of Them All?
By bleedingheart - Posted on November 19th, 2008
The social issue that I find most troubling of all is poverty. Mainly the poverty that exists in the United States. I find it mind boggling that there are so many resources that the United States has, but yet 37 million people still live in poverty in our country. Read More »
Change
By bleedingheart - Posted on November 18th, 2008
Tagged: Activism
• better future
• Call to action
• poverty
• prosperity
• Resolution to poverty
• Shared responsibility
How do we bring about change? Change to our struggling country? How do we face such problems like poverty? Should we turn to our law makers and capitol hill? Do we rely on those law makers to fix our countries issues? Or do we stand up and do something? Why not volunteer a morning of your time and serve breakfast at a soup kitchen? Read More »
"..Hello, World. This is me.."
By sarapecc - Posted on November 3rd, 2008
Good afternoon. Happy Monday! Read More »
From Middle-Class to Poverty
By emogirl - Posted on October 30th, 2008
Our hometown food pantry made front page of last week's local newspaper. The article mentioned decreased food donations and a dramatic increase in the number of individuals served compared to last year. I thought how we were once regular contributors of the pantry. We are now among those who go weekly seeking food. Read More »
Entertainment Obssession
By tabilw - Posted on October 29th, 2008
It’s amazing how much we worship celebrities. I’ve always wondered how is it that the people with careers that absolutely do nothing for the world or our country and are not productive in anyway make more money than the jobs that do make a difference in the world. Read More »
Your Stuff is Too Exspensive
By Tora Bora - Posted on October 27th, 2008
In my high school, it was obvious which kids were popular and which kids were not. However, the disparity between the two groups was never so large that one was above talking to someone from the other group as there were truly more similarities than differences between the two. One might ask how it could be so clear which group was which. The answer is quite simple my friends. Read More »
