It seems the “inevitable” bailout of Wall Street might not have been as certain as the Wall Street Journal and New York Times made it out to be.

This bailout will happen in some fashion in the coming weeks, barring an all-out grassroots movement to kill the bill. But the bailout is not inevitable because it is inherently the right thing to do, but rather it is expected due to the type of people crafting the legislation who will authorize the largest nationalization in the history of humanity.

Google will expand its sphere of influence yet again next month when the G1 mobile handset is released to the masses.

Intended to be available Oct. 22, this new smart phone has been pegged as the Apple iPhone’s biggest competitor.

Dear Editor,
Every semester I pick up a copy of the Spinnaker that has an article pertaining to how Student Government does not come through with their promises.

I am amused because I cannot help but to think about the students’ apathetic attitude toward our campus.

Dear Editor,
Last Wednesday, I picked up the new Spinnaker fully prepared to be as infuriated as my fellow Republicans who called to warn me of Fatima Hussein’s letter to the editor.

I must confess I found Ms. Hussein’s entire letter, from title to closing sentence, to be utterly
laughable.

Dear Editor,
Last Wednesday’s Spinnaker included a letter to the editor from the Senate President concerning Student Body President John Barnes.

The letter criticized Barnes for recommending the nomination of John Barnes’ girlfriend and his fraternity brothers for positions in SG.