Article October 23, 2000 ISSUE

Your role in improving government

Vote at the polls—and in your prayers.

By Rosalie E. Dunbar

Next month, citizens of the United States will be electing a new president. Even though voters may feel that the issues aren't important or inspiring, the fact remains that voting is a serious responsibility.

Indeed, many think that the government is like a huge machine that just keeps grinding on whether or not we participate. Candidates are chosen, decisions are made, millions of dollars are spent, seemingly without any impact from us. But if nobody voted, wouldn't it make a difference?

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