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The 5th anniversary of the 5k challenge
Imagine if you had the power to change one thing about the University, without going through the legislative process of…
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An appeal to experts: How to explain hard things easily
What makes a good teacher? At a pre-college level, we’ll often find teachers who don’t like what they teach, who…
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The case for white vanguardism
As this semester progresses, the unfolding of the Jaeger case has unquestionably rattled UR to its core. As a Take…
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Beyond the headlines: opening a discussion about Jaeger
My name is Lauren. I am a fourth-year brain and cognitive sciences major here at UR. I have also been…
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Nowhere near the end of the road
On Tuesday, Sept. 27, King Salman of Saudi Arabia issued a royal decree revoking the ban on women driving in…
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Why this fall matters
Most of us agree — the onset of fall brings much needed relief. When I first came to Rochester from…
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Shack-a-thon: helping or hurting?
Homeless. What does that word evoke? What image comes to mind when you think of a homeless person? If you’re…
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What do you deserve as a customer of UR?
Dear Student Body, I address you as a concerned senior who wants to see this university assume its intended role as…
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Exchanging six days for the justice of thousands
In the light of all the events that have occurred regarding the Jaeger sexual harassment case, and the response of…
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Clinton’s wrong: The electoral college should stay
Last week, Hillary Clinton’s new book, “What Happened,” was released. In the book, she blames several different factors for her…