Archive for National
Sadly, Killing Yourself Doesn’t Improve Your Grades
This story is sobering (if you have trouble logging in, use Bug Me Not). Proceed with caution.
“We have had an increasing number of students with serious mental health problems while services are lacking,” said UC Santa Barbara Vice Chancellor Michael Young, co-chairman of the Student Mental Health Committee. “We just don’t have the appropriate [...]
The President Is A Wise And Cunning Little Man
The American people have made their voices clear…they want out of Iraq, very soon, very quickly. So as he always does, our beloved President has taken the wisest course in making sure that he heeds their cries.
Oh, yeah. As the San Francisco Chronicle reports, it’s also to prove all you naysayers wrong.
The Bush administration is [...]
There is Pointless, There is Fruitless, and Then There is Congress
We never know what exactly the direction a new Congress plans to take the country, but we figure that something fruitful will come of it. But as usual, Nancy Pelosi’s deft hand is guiding us in directions we never thought we’d see. Well…directions we’d never hoped to see again.
The Senate yesterday soundly rejected a symbolic [...]
Jerry Falwell Died, But His Fatass Legacy Will Live Forever
What, were you expecting a eulogy? We’ll let the good Reverend speak for himself.
On Sept. 11: “The abortionists have got to bear some burden for this because God will not be mocked. And when we destroy 40 million little innocent babies, we make God mad. I really believe that the pagans, and the abortionists, and [...]
Apparently Dick Cheney Shoots Other Types of Guns
When we heard that there was a sex scandal brewing in Washington, we were all rather giddy at the prospect of finding . It’s not that we love sex scandals, nor do we think it’s anyone’s business in the first place, but hey, politicians decide to make our personal lives everyone’s business in the [...]
0% Chance Anyone Cares About These Polls in D.C.
The new polls are in for the President and the Congress. And they are as miserable as they’ve ever been, although there is a bright side for Fancy Nancy.
People think the Democratic-led Congress is doing just as dreary a job as President Bush, following four months of bitter political standoffs and little progress on [...]
Discussing the ClusterF$!k in the White House
When two of our favorite people ever decide to rendezvous, we always consider it an important event worth noting. So when Bill Moyers and Jon Stewart decided to get together and discuss the important issues of the present, well, we couldn’t pass up sharing the video with you.
It’s a fantastic interview, with the usually straight-shooting [...]
Corruption Makes Us Lonely
Generally, Bears Necessity tries to avoid approaching the morass that is Washington, simply because the scene these days puts a damper in our day, and poking fun at Iraq is kind of like burying your head deep inside an anthill. That being said, we can’t resist this lovely story, considering all the Clinton headhunting that [...]
Damn, Who’s Cooking At Our Lunches Today?
So the big event today (hell, practically the only event today) in Berkeley is the rally for immigrant rights and legalization, where every person plans to walk out in less than an hour or so and get moving toward Upper Sproul, where the official rally begins–the event itself has been taking place from 7 am [...]
Reverberations of Virginia Tech
It didn’t take long for the effects of the shootings in Virginia Tech and the slow response that possibly could have spared some victims to make their way across campuses nationwide.
The two hours it took for Virginia Tech officials to e-mail students a warning about a gunman on campus has raised concern about how schools [...]


