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Fresh meat are people too
I was in the line at Danforth, our wonderful local dining facility here at Rochester, when I heard a rather…
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Military strike not the answer in Syria
The storms clouds of a major Middle Eastern war have been gathering for years. A U.S. attack on Syria would…
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The case for bombing Syria
If there’s one thing everyone agrees on, it’s this: Syria is a mess. Yet most of Syria’s possible futures are…
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Boston bombings: keep mourning and politics separate
It’s about time we, as a global community, start valuing human life and quit squandering resources on making killing more efficient
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Three tips for dodging procrastination during finals
As you prepare for your week of hitting the books, begin your anti-procrastination campaign now.
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Go green for good reason, seek science in sustainability
Relegating serious environmental issues to “feel-good” activism is a slap in the face for those interested in finding real solutions to our environmental problems.
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City Year: great cause, experience, post-grad plan
Some people assume that serving with an organization like City Year means that you want to become a teacher or go into education. This is not always true.
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Uniting different faiths
Sometimes, when religious conflict is discussed, people suggest that the best solution is to do away with religion entirely. But is religion really the issue?
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The frailty of FEMEN
As a Muslim feminist, it’s pretty obvious what kinds of issues I might have with this form of protest, but speaking objectively, there are issues with FEMEN’s actions that simply cannot be overlooked.