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The politics of Facebook debate: restoring reasoning
Many of us have lost friends because we have been subjected to countless rants about American policy and policy leaders on Facebook. Whether it’s over the president’s complexion or gun laws, things easily get heated. My grievance is not with either side, but rather with the pure butchery of the wonderful institution of debate. The […]
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Re-imagining the Western stereotype of the Arab
We must not let terrorists and extremists dictate our views of Arab culture. Read More
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Environmentalists need to focus more on statistics than images
Environmentalists should stop to check statistics before supporting a cause based on its "sustainable" image. Read More
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School spirit vital to the University’s prestige
Increased school spirit at UR would help both with filling Fauver and with encouraging more high school students to fill out UR applications. Read More
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Election reflection: outcome a result of social change
Obama's reelection demonstrates that a lot of social change has occurred in the last four years. Read More
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Stolen banner hurt liberals more than republicans
The stolen College Republicans' banner sheds light on the fact that liberals and conservatives should engage each other in respectful debate rather than attempt to tear the other side down. Read More
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Fracking feasible if practiced safely, responsibly
Fracking is a legitimate means of drilling for natural gas — if it is done properly. Read More
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UR students should side with service workers
UR service workers are vital to the campus community. We, as students, should support them. Read More
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Active responsibility can lead to a better student culture
Students should take an active approach to becoming more responsible. Read More
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Your vote matters in Monroe County: make sure you get to the polls
Monroe County has some tight political races. Make sure your voice is heard! Read More
