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Assad is not guiltless in Islamic State’s growth
The Islamic State (IS) developed out of corruption from the Iraqi and Syrian governments in their oppression of Sunni civilians.…
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The state of the Republican Party
On Oct. 28, the Republican Party finally nominated Rep. Paul Ryan to be the Speaker of the House. This came…
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Seeking serendipity: A hacker’s revelations in the face of frienship
I am usually the kind of guy who likes to have everything planned out, especially when I’m traveling somewhere: I…
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Fight the patriarchy, with pockets
Last week, I purchased a new pair of jeans through the magical world of online shopping. Now, jeans are a…
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Seeking refuge: With Syrians displaced en masse, we need to uphold our virtues
It’s a testament to our arguably valid cynicism about national politics that so many core American axioms have become occasion…
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Avoiding ticket mayhem
There were hundreds. They shuffled around the first floor of Wilson Commons, starting from the Common Market, snaking through the…
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Iran deal: Critics’ claims fall flat upon further inspection
In a surprising twist to the recent narrative of the U.S. and other powers’ deal with Iran to limit the…
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Iran deal: Negotiated from weakness, deal is destructive
Diplomacy can be amazing when done correctly. It’s a testament to the unwavering ideal of peace that the United States…
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We’re on the rise
You can see the tower of Rush Rhees Library from almost anywhere on campus. I think there’s one spot—if you…
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2015: A momentous year 
This has been a momentous year. At the end of April, the community celebrated the grand opening of College Town,…