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The Pearson Monopoly
Kelly Spencer, Contributing writer
Scott Foresman, Penguin, Harcourt and Prentice Hall are all names that may sound vaguely familiar to you. Look at the stack of outrageously priced books you …
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Dumbing Us Down
Ben Winters, Staff Writer
As people get busier and busier with every new technological development, the way people stay informed is also changing. To put things in perspective, surveys have …
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Theology on Tap
Daniella Sannuti, Staff Writer
When the words Christianity and church come to mind, one of the last things people will associate with them is beer. However, at one congregation in …
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Nevada School Shooting
Afua Nuro, Staff Writer 
Sparks Middle School in Nevada is now a part of the long list of schools that have experienced a shooting across the United States. Twelve-year-old Jose …
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The New Normal
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Kimberly Wakefield, Staff Writer
President Obama recently spoke about the “new normal” our country has sadly come to accept. Just what is the “new normal” Obama is bringing …
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Obamacare: A Medical Drama in the Making
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Monica Dore, Staff writer
The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act was passed in the spring of 2010 by an optimistic President and democrat-controlled legislature. Known more commonly …
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America Unchanged
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Maggie Burlison, Staff writer
“She’s beauty and she’s grace…she’s Miss United States.” Nina Davuluri is an Indian-American from Syracuse, New York, who recently won the title as Miss …
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Navy Yard Nightmare
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Afua Nuro, Staff Writer
A dozen people left for work and never made it home last Monday. In Washington D.C. at the Naval Yard, 12 people were shot …
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U.S. Involvement in the Syrian Situation
Terrance McLeod, Staff Writer
On Tuesday September 10, President Obama interrupted primetime television to speak about the crisis in Syria and the United States involvement. Syria has been fighting a …
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Promises Made to a Struggling Nation
Terrance McLeod, Staff Writer
Back when Barack Obama was a senator campaigning for the presidency in 2008, he made a slew of promises, including a $4,000 tax credit for education. …