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Monopoly Contest Replaces Iron Token with Cat

March 4, 2013• Opinions

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The Tea Party Disowns Karl Rove

March 4, 2013• Opinions • 3 Comments

Have you ever heard of Karl Rove?  If you haven’t, allow me to introduce you to him.  He is a very conservative political strategist,...

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The State of Our Union’s Education

February 25, 2013• Opinions • One Comment

On February 12, 2013, President Obama addressed the American public with the State of the Union address. He dedicated a few minutes to the...

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Slater 2.0 Takes on Issues of Creative License

February 25, 2013• Opinions

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Zombie Apocalypse Decision in Canada

February 25, 2013• Opinions

Must be nice to be a country that has so little on its agenda that they have time during their House of Commons session to discuss a...

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In Defense of Nicholas Kristof

February 25, 2013• Opinions • One Comment

I may not have been impressed with Kristof’s presentation at Connecticut College, but there is no doubt that he is trying to make a...

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If You Give a Student the Internet, Examining the widespread cheating scandal at Harvard

February 25, 2013• Opinions • One Comment

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Whitewashing Tradition

February 18, 2013• Opinions

“In a white room with black curtains…” As I sat at an Earth House family dinner, a friend confirmed that the inside of Earth House...

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The Declassified Blizzard Survival Guide

February 18, 2013• Opinions • One Comment

I’m writing this on the day after the Great Blizzard of 2013 — also referred to by the Weather Channel creative geniuses as Snowstorm...

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Long Distance, Valentine’s Day Does Not Have to Suck

February 18, 2013• Opinions

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What Doesn’t Shave You Makes It Longer

February 18, 2013• Opinions

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

February 18, 2013• Opinions • 6 Comments

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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