Students across the country can ask President Barack Obama questions online and tune in at 4 p.m. to see the answers.

Who to watch: If the trend of double-teaming and stifling center Aaron Salit continues, the Aggies will have to find other players to get something going.

Who to watch: Senior Nick Lopez is the experienced leader of the team entering his fourth season with the Aggies. The Orinda, Calif. native is coming off earning second team all Big West Conference in singles and doubles play.

The guest opinion published on Oct. 7 was truly appalling. To read that the Palestinian flag symbolizes “the murder and genocide of millions of innocent Jews and the ethnic cleansing of Judea” is offensive, tragically misleading and flat out wrong. Palestinians had no part in the Holocaust. Yes, Jews may be a minority, but by taking on the role of oppressor, it is difficult for Palestinians to sympathize with their past struggles.

Proudly displayed on Brooklyn-based hip-hop/punk band Shinobi Ninja’s MySpace is this excerpt from a review by Radio Exile’s Dan Berkman:

There is no place for vandalism anywhere on our campus or on our beloved mural, period.

Humility. It’s the quality of being humble. It’s also a characteristic freshman quarterback Randy Wright undoubtedly possesses on the football field.

Who to watch: Sophomore forward Marissa Hughes has been a nice scoring threat for the Aggies.

One of the most important measures on the California ballot this November is Proposition 19, which would legalize and regulate the possession and sale of marijuana.

Who to Watch: Junior runner Krista Dreschler was awarded the Big West Conference’s Women’s athlete of the week after the Stanford Invitational.

So a state budget is passed and signed into law, but California’s future is no brighter.

College students learn a variety of coping mechanisms to deal with the everyday struggle we’ve chosen to endure.