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What Doesn’t Shave You Makes It Longer

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William Shakespeare once wrote, “He that hath a beard is more than a youth, and he that hath no beard is less than a...

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Found: A New Legacy for King Richard III

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As those of you in Professor Strabone’s Freshman Seminar “The Uses of History in Literature” last semester will remember, what were...

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An Argument Against Gen Eds

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Leonardo Da Vinci was a true Renaissance man; he was educated in everything from medicine to theology. His goal to know a little bit about everything seems to be what our General Education requirements are founded on.

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Creating a More Active Workplace

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In 2007, the Endocrine Research Unit in Rochester, Minnesota came out with a study showing the effects of treadmill desks on things like...

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The Domestic Terrorism Discussion: The Elephant in the Gun Debate Room

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We are all privy to the enormous impact that gun violence has had on recent United States history. Presently, a task force on gun control...

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Zimbabwe’s Problem Becomes Yours

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The Zimbabwean government is strapped for cash with a current bank balance of $217.  Along with the majority of our country, who has more...

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Just In Time For Valentines Day: Love Is Just Science

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What is love? Ahh, what a refreshing question. It’s one that’s been debated for decades, centuries and probably even millennia, one...

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Reflecting on Fishbowl: The Facts, The Future and Student Apathy

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Since the outset of the spring 2013 semester a few weeks ago, certain buzzwords have floated throughout the campus vernacular. The Super...

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The Trillion Dollar Sleight of Hand

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I was at a friend’s house over Winter Break when I first heard mention of the “Trillion Dollar Coin” idea. Naturally, my first...

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