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Your vote counts: don’t sit out the election
If you live in the U.S., chances are that for the past two years you’ve been bombarded by non-stop talk about the upcoming Presidential election. Read More
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Clinton ascends into relatability
My relationship with Hillary Clinton is kind of like my relationship with my aunt. Read More
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Image is key in first debate
The most exciting and disappointing moments of an election year are the presidential debates. Read More
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Laptops in lectures: A mixed bag
The professor started to introduce himself and the course, and midway through his introduction he started talking about laptops. Read More
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Exodus from the Odyssey
In early September, we, the three authors of this article, chose to resign our positions with the Odyssey Online. Read More
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New Douglass has its ups and downs
When I finally managed to make my way into the new Douglass Dining Hall, I realized it was going to be a long meal. Read More
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Trigger warnings don’t interfere with learning
When you go skiing, do you look at the ratings for the difficulty of each run? A trigger warning is that, for discourse. Read More
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Smoking should be banned—but it’s a hard habit to break
There’s no way we could expect everyone who smokes to stop smoking next July. Read More
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Smoking ban: it’s not the University’s place to decide
One of the primary issues with this policy is that it is the result of a lack of enforcement. Read More
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REACH funding has improved, but change is still needed
The Career Center says more than 70 students utilized the program this past summer. With over 5,500 undergraduate students, I think a break into the triple digits is warranted. Read More
