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Maggie Brooks to speak on diversity: a mistake?
On a university campus known for respecting and supporting diversity, Maggie Brooks should not be welcome. She has proven not to understand what diversity really is.
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Solidarity forever: why union activism matters
Union activism has benefited us all, and created the modern American middle class. The labor protests in Wisconsin are an attempt to continue that tradition.
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The bully pulpit: Limits, trials and tribulations
People feel President Obama isn't doing enough on his own. Here's why that idea of the "bully pulpit" is nothing more than a fantasy.
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Dealing with exams: put your stress to the test
Exams are coming upon us all, and students are scrambling to deal with them. Here's a few easy ways to make sure you're ready for them.
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Why we shouldn't patronize the Middle East
Last week's article by Adam Mattison made some patronizing assumptions about the Middle East. Here's why those assumptions are wrong.
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Med students anesthetized to life out of school
Pre-med students have become too concerned with the isolated world of their grades. They need to be shocked out of their complacency.
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Discussing Quran burning as freedom of speech
Terry Jones chose to rely on the First Amendment to protect his actions in burning a Quran. Yet, despite his freedom of speech, there are some very real questions he should have asked himself before doing so.
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Why we shouldn't be afraid of the Middle East
The images of the Middle East in American media are an inaccurate portrayal – and to tell us why, here's someone with experience in the region.
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The U.S. green economy is a complete fallacy
The much-vaunted "green economy" is nothing more than smoke and mirrors. Green jobs and industries are based on federal subsidization more than anything else.