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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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Bridging the Gap: with Professor Oscar Oberkircher
Campus News
Ben Winters, Contributing writer
Mr. Oberkircher: “How are you, Ben?”
Me: “Fantastic. How are you?”
Mr. Oberkircher: “Me too. Why are we fantastic? Because we choose to be.”…
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Navy Yard Nightmare
National News
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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The Age old Problem of Child Brides in Yemen
World News
Ryan Hendrickson, Staff writer
Last week in Yemen, an eight-year-old girl named Rawan was brought to a local hospital suffering from internal bleeding and a ruptured uterus. Local …
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Apple Products Arrive Just in Time for Fall
Ben Winters, Contributing Writer
Every year, Apple excites the media and the public with the announcement that they will host an event to show or offer a new product. They …
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Bridging the Gap: with Professor Jon Arakaki
Kimberly Wakefeild, Contributing Writer
If you’re a freshman or transfer student you know how terrifying it can be to be in a new environment. Everything is new: professors, the town, …
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A Glimpse of Guatemala
Cady Kuzmich, News Editor
This summer, I spent six weeks backpacking around Guatemala with a Canadian non-profit organization. While the trip wasn’t exactly what I had in mind, I’d be …
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The Urbanization of China
Afua Nuro, Staff Writer
China’s move to urbanize the country-side has done a lot more damage than the country anticipated. According to The New York Times, around 40 people in …
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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. …