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Security vs Liberty

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National News
Staff Writer
Hope Costa

October 26, 2001, six weeks after the attacks on the World Trade Center, the USA Patriot Act was passed, bringing with it one of …

Mexican Drug Lord Captured

March 5, 2014 The State Times 0

International News
Copy-editor
Monica Dore

On February 22, Mexican marines caught infamous drug lord Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman without a single shot being fired. His arrest ends the cat-and-mouse game …

The Ever-Changing World of Internships

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National News
Staff Writer
Ben Winters

Internships, while an integral part of today’s educational process, have a certain stigma attached to them. For many, the word “internship” means being unpaid, …

Will the Federal Minimum Wage be Raised?

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National News
Contributing Writer
Hope Costa

The Cato Institute conducted a study in February that showed just how desperate working class conditions in the United States have become. According to …

Yule Ball Festivities Sweep Students Away

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Aliya Ladha, Contributing Writer

The Harry Potter Club held its third annual Yule Ball on March 1. All students, whether they are part of the club or not, were invited …

“Sextreme-ists” take on the Patriarchy One Public Nudity Citation at a Time

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National News
Staff Writer
Kelly Spencer

FEMEN, a radical feminist group that has gained strength all across Europe has recently attracted media attention in the United States. Founded in Ukraine …

Pregnant Workers Seek Better Working Conditions

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National News
Candace Haskell
Contributing Writer

Pregnant women require minor alterations in order to perform optimally and safely at work. These alterations include more frequent bathroom breaks, carrying a water …