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Science and Faith
here is no denying the fact that modern science has shaped our world in profound ways. Because of science, we…
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Another AIDS Anniversary: Ted Brown’s take on the legacy of PEPFAR
As we pause this week to mark the twenty-sixth recognition of World AIDS Day, it would also be appropriate to…
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Iranian nuclear deal receives mixed sentiments – Part 2
In our personal lives, and in most of the business world, deals are about trust and amiability. Pundits and politicians…
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Iranian nuclear deal receives mixed sentiments – Part 1
Last month, on Nov. 24, The P5+1 Nations (the five permanent members of the United Nations Security Council, including The…
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Don’t judge a campus based on a single article
Rachel Barnhart has taken the Campus Times article “College Town still slated for 2014 amid student angst” and used it…
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Community college is a better option
To all of you trust fund students, whose parents saved money from when you were young so that they could…
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Enough Walmart, new stores
I recently ran into a friend at the bus stop. She was carrying about a dozen plastic bags, all from…
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DLH does not ‘further segregate students’ at UR
UR students constantly brag about how proud they are of the intelligence on campus, and it’s mostly warranted. We are…
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Allow college students to keep guns in dorms for self-defense
On Oct. 24, two students at Gonzaga University defended themselves from a home invader by brandishing a pistol. Lamentably, Gonzaga…
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Honor our nation’s unsung heroes in uniform
This Monday was Veterans’ Day. Amidst busy schedules and other currents of debate on campus, the holiday went largely unacknowledged.…