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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
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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
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An inclusive approach to environmentalism
Environmental organizations on campus should promote inclusiveness, rather than shunning or acting divisively toward so-called "nonbelievers." Read More
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Follow your dreams: 'How to do what you love'
When choosing a major or looking for a career, it's often more important to do what you love than to aim for prestige and fortune. Read More
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Santorum vs. Romney: Preference or necessity?
In the Republican presidential primary, Sen. Rick Santorum is the candidate who best represents conservative ideals. Read More
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Libertarians not at liberty to express opinions
Gaining and maintaining the true form of American freedom. Read More
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Moderation in political ideals
Why Democrats should learn to embrace Republican candidates. Read More
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Supreme Court Fourth Circuit deliberates
A student examines the Supreme Court Fourth Circuit's deliberations over the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. Read More
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Rebuttal: Israel is not an apartheid state
UR Israel Council offers its rebuttal to an op-ed in last week's issue, “Palestinians protest by riding for freedom." Read More
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Explore the possibilities of any major
Are you studying something "useful"? Well, it's not the major, it's what the major leads you to. Read More
