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Latino summit offers space to reflect, connect
It’s the fall of my senior year, which means between classes and trips to Starbucks, a bigger question is always…
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Food on campus: the delicious sequel
The best satisfaction after a long and hard day of classes, work, or sleeping through these things is a rich,…
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Friendship across cultures
When I first entered the River Campus of UR, I was overwhelmed by everything around me: be it the size…
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The hunger games: memoir of a pizza guy
The thrill of the open(ish) road. The gentle, lingering smell of mozzarella and sauce. And the sweet, sweet dosh. This…
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Feminism, Republicanism, and you
Republican as a word in our society has a negative connotation - “wingnut” can be used in normal conversation without…
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Say no to Mumia Abu-Jamal
In 1970, Tom Wolfe wrote a rambling, seething essay on a party held at the home of Leonard Bernstein. Bernstein,…
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Emory University: A Devastating Continuation of Anti-Semitism
On Saturday, October 4th, Jews around the world celebrated the holy day of Yom Kippur, a day designated to repenting…
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The case for sleeping (in public) (kinda)
I don’t know about you, but I love sleep. A lot. But being a college student is right up there…
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The cost of patriotism
Last week, the Obama administration unveiled its new plan to discourage corporate tax inversions by making it much more difficult…
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Don’t mess with my Meatless Monday
Meatless Monday, to those who subscribe to an animal flesh and secretions-heavy diet, is a nightmare. There are no crispy…