By Broadside Correspondent Lucas Nottingham

On November 4, the presidential election will be decided, and this country will have an opportunity to reunite. The past several months have been filled with some polarizing arguments, which have left a lot of people longing for unification of political parties in order to solve some of the problems in this country. Most of us can agree that both of the candidates in the presidential race have the country’s best interest in mind, otherwise they would have never made it through the tough scrutiny up to this point.

Hopefully, whoever gets elected as the next president will carry out the promises and commitments he has made. We need to stop aiming at each other, unify, and turn our attention to the problems afflicting this country, such as terrorism, the faltering economy, and needed reforms. Let’s come together after the election, no matter who is selected as the next president, put partisan bickering aside, and assume the roles of patriotic Americans.

By Broadside Correspondent Kaitlyn Miller.

If you are looking for an opportunity to experience the shopping, shows, sights and sounds of New York City, George Mason University semi-annual New York City Bus Trip provides the perfect opportunity to spend a day in the Big Apple.

By Broadside Correspondent Kevin Loker.

Cashiers at the newest dining facility are hearing more “bumps” in the expected stream of meal plan. In correlation to Southside’s well-received upgrade from Ciao Hall, more of the university’s on-campus students feeding themselves in the cafeteria setting tend to be using Freedom.