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America’s (lacking) taste in mainstream music
Why is America’s taste in music so awful? Why do we support artists who display little to no musical talent?…
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Law school still worth it — if all things considered
No student should attend law school without a genuine interest in the legal profession.
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Sticking to the deadline: NYC school funding
ast week, Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Manuel Mendez granted an injunction preventing New York State from cutting nearly $260 million in funding to New York City schools.
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Law school still worth it — if all things considered
Is law school worth it in today's market? Is it worth the financial investment?
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Sticking to the deadline: NYC school funding
Menedez needs to respect the oft-forgotten deadline, a lesson we should all take to heart.
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The plague known as media bias
Bias is inherent to today's media — learn to prevent getting brainwashed and think for yourself.
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Windows 8 evaluation
[caption id="attachment_58052" align="alignleft" width="300"] Alex Kurland, Staff Illustrator[/caption] Was the upgrade from Windows 7 to Windows 8 good or bad?…
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Looking back: Maybe Bush wasn’t so bad
[caption id="attachment_58652" align="alignleft" width="226"] Courtesy of sciencenet.cn[/caption] The legacy of former President George W. Bush’s administration will forever be defined,…
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UR alumnus leaves impressive legacy
[caption id="attachment_56232" align="alignleft" width="300"] Courtesy of rochester.edu[/caption] Steven Chu ‘70 resigned from his position as President Obama’s Secretary of energy…