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Fear and loathing in D.C.: Islamophobia and politics

Islamophobia and bigotry against Muslims is uncomfortably common in the American political system. This attitude creates a perverse, larger-scale culture of racism across the nation. Read More

iNeed: Modern consumerism has consequences

With Americans bombarded with a message of "Buy, buy, buy," it is easy to forget the consequences of a consumerist culture. In fact, these repercussions may be closer to home than many realize. Read More

Ornery seniors need an outlet for complaints

Now that seniors are so close to graduation, they've finally found an opportunity to voice their complaints about UR. Read More

Hamas deal affirms impossibility of peace in Israel

The latest deal between Hamas and Fatah is nothing new in terms of peace prospects in Israel. The region must continue to struggle against these obstacles. Read More

A simple plea: the opinion to end all opinions

Expressing your opinion isn't always a good thing. Sometimes it's better to just keep your mouth shut. Read More

Food for thought with Philosophy Council

Philosophical debate on college campuses — through students groups like philosophy Council — is often a breeding ground for larger movements Read More

The ‘new new racism’: Ron Paul in America

In the republican presidential primaries, Ron Paul has seen recent resurgence. However, campaign contributions from shady figures cast his policies into doubt. Read More

Right to bear arms: in defense of our students

Proposed legislation in some states allowing students and faculty to carry guns on campus could help prevent school shootings. Read More

Time to crack the online gaming addiction

When online gaming gets out of hand, it can interfere with studying, eating, sleeping, and every other aspect of students' lives. Read More

Clinton conundrum: The right choice for VP?

Pundits are discussing the possibility of Hillary Clinton's vice presidential candidacy. But what effects would this choice actually have? Read More