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How the South Was Won

November 10, 2020• Opinions

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A History of Southern Politics

November 10, 2020• Opinions

Photo courtesy of Unsplash. In the 1950s and 1960s, the South experienced unprecedented social upheaval as the civil rights movement surged...

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Students Speak Out Against the Module System

November 10, 2020• Opinions

Photo courtesy of Unsplash. When students came back to college this fall, whether in-person or remotely, everyone knew that classes were...

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5 Things You Did Before COVID-19

November 10, 2020• Opinions

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2020 Election: America’s Fate is Not at Stake

October 29, 2020• Opinions • 2 Comments

The 2020 Presidential election is certainly an important election. The next president will be in charge of navigating the COVID-19...

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Among Us: The Strategies That Will Help You Win

October 29, 2020• Opinions

Photo courtesy of Pixabay. Among the most popular games people are playing this season is Among Us: a game of deceit and lies. Your friends...

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Home Sweet Home: The Remote Student Experience

October 14, 2020• Opinions • One Comment

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Amy Coney Barrett, an Endangerment to Human Rights?

October 14, 2020• Opinions

Photo courtesy of Unsplash Within days of President Trump nominating Judge Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court a widespread narrative...

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Exploring Our Haunted Campus

October 14, 2020• Opinions

Photo courtesy of Brooke Sponzo It’s October— the weather’s getting colder, the sidewalks are coated in a layer of crunchy autumn...

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Why I Won’t ‘Settle For Biden’ (And You Shouldn’t Either)

October 14, 2020• Opinions • One Comment

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A Letter to Fellow First Years

October 8, 2020• Opinions

Photo courtesy of The College Voice Dear Fellow First-Years, I’m sure I speak for every first-year student when I say that this is not...

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The Presidential Election Should Be About the President

October 8, 2020• Opinions

Photo courtesy of Unsplashed.    The death of jurisprudence giant, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg, immediately brought the oncoming...

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