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Why I’m voting Sanchez-Sands
The student government elections are upon us. Presumably, if you’re reading about this, you care about such things. If not,…
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Care about the SA
In between going to workshops, studying for midterms, preparing for the night’s social event, and getting caught up in their…
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Come to oppose the Common Core
Bill Gates has called it a “big win for education”. Its website prominently displays the noble mission of “preparing America’s…
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Animal testing needs to go
The controversy surrounding animal testing has recently become a major international news story with the European Union, India, and Israel…
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Don’t be a bystander on Ukraine
In times of great political upheaval, there is nothing more dangerous than the passive acceptance of crimes committed on an…
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U.S. should embrace moderation
Last November, the West watched in disappointment as the President of Ukraine, Victor Yanukovych, suspended EU negotiations. Disappointment turned to…
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We don’t want war
I cannot stand the media coverage offered by both the Western and Russian, my own country’s, news sources. On one…
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Putin aims to lift reputation with Olympics
[caption id="attachment_97392" align="alignleft" width="300"] Liz Beson, Illustrator[/caption] Sochi. A city which you’ve probably never heard of until only a few…
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Warily optimistic of on-campus dining
The University of Rochester has offered me a wonderful place for education and living. I enjoy my classes and continue…
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What’s the fracking problem?
In 2008, New York banned hydrofracking in order to study its effects on the environment and public health. Current governor…