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The Pearson Monopoly

November 20, 2013 The State Times 4

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

November 20, 2013 The State Times 0

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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Twitter Goes Public

November 20, 2013 The State Times 0

Daniella Sannuti, Staff writerentrepreneur
The stock market has been chirping with excitement since Twitter announced their plans to go public via a tweet on September 12. With this being one …

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Losing Faith in the Humanities

November 13, 2013 The State Times 0

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With the recession the United States has been facing over the past few years and the steady decline of the economy, colleges have become increasingly …

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Roll Back on Gay Rights in Russia

November 13, 2013 The State Times 0

Monica Dore, Staff Writer russia-gay-pride-putin
As Illinois becomes the 15th state to pass a bill allowing same-sex marriage, Russia struggles to provide even the most basic rights for its gay citizens.…

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Stop the Frisking

November 13, 2013 The State Times 0

Ben Winters, Staff Writer
On September 1, 1971, a law went into effect that allowed policemen in New York City to “stop-and-frisk” people they deem suspicious. This was based off …

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Theology on Tap

November 13, 2013 The State Times 0

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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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The Trouble with Tagging

November 6, 2013 The State Times 0

Ben Winters, Staff Writer facebook-face-recognition-600Everyone has seen a movie where the governmental agency is trying to identify the criminal: they pull up security footage, zoom in thirty times, run it …

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Loveless in Japan

November 6, 2013 The State Times 0

Afua Nuro, Staff Writer www.thomastribe.net
For most college students, sex is relatively high on their priority lists. This isn’t the case in Japan, where 45 percent of women aged 16-24 are …

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Innovative Fold-Up Car

October 30, 2013 The State Times 0

Ben Winters, Staff Writer
The Korean Advanced Institute of Science and Technology has led development on a smartcar they call the “Armadillo T” that takes the meaning of “smartcar” to …