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U.S. Ice Hockey Going for Gold and Glory
By: Jordan Cope, Senior Editor It seems like every four years, I’m left disappointed in the performance of the United States’ Men’s Ice
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The strength behind #MeToo
By: Kyndall Cunningham, Columnist Controversial writer Katie Roiphe recently published an article called “The Other Whisper Network” for Harper’s Magazine that focused on
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Dreamers lacking support from government
By: Connor McNairn, Columnist While there are many contentious issues that saturate contemporary political dialogues, there are perhaps none more prevalent than those
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No, chocolate is not going extinct in 40 years
By: Marcus Dieterle, Editor-in-Chief On December 31, 2017, Business Insider published a misleadingly titled article called “Chocolate is on track to go extinct
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Tribe to ditch Chief Wahoo logo
By: Jordan Cope, Senior Editor What do the Chicago Blackhawks and Washington Redskins have in common? If you said they are the only
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Disney’s influence on society
By: Kayla Hunt, Columnist After recently watching the documentary “Mickey Mouse Monopoly,” I’ve seen Disney in a different light, that is, I’ve grown
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Nunes’ memorandum puts U.S. democracy at risk
By: Connor McNairn, Columnist On Friday, California Rep. Devin Nunes – a Republican who serves as chairman of the House Intelligence Committee –
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The current DACA debacle
By: Ryan Kirby, Columnist It looks like we survived a whole year under the Trump administration and there was no shortage of news
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Rose McGowan’s activism tainted by recent comments
By: Kyndall Cunningham, Columnist If you look at the face of actress and relentless Harvey Weinstein accuser Rose McGowan, you see someone who’s
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