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April 11, 2011• Opinions

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A Bug’s Life (in My Digestive Tract)

April 4, 2011• Opinions

A group of about twenty people gathered in the Larrabee common room on March 30 to the smell of sweet brown rice cooking in a pot. A...

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Jack of All Trades, Master of, Well, Most Trades

April 4, 2011• Opinions

On Tuesday, the campus hosted John Cohen, a man who has worn many creative hats. In a career spanning over a half a century, Cohen has won...

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Former Harvard Professor Sheds Light on Genocide

April 4, 2011• Opinions • 4 Comments

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Baseball: American Pastime, American Fantasy

April 4, 2011• Opinions • One Comment

Every spring, renewed warmth and sun are accompanied by nostalgic aromas and sights that many Americans know all too well: the scent of...

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Resurrecting the Coffee Date

April 4, 2011• Opinions • One Comment

One of my friends recently told me that it would be weird for a guy to go up to a girl in the library, introduce himself and ask if she...

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From Wright House to the White House

April 4, 2011• Opinions • One Comment

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Sticks, Carrots and Going to Class: An international relations major’s perspective on attendance policy

March 7, 2011• Opinions

Prior to 1989, each Eastern European government would organize a few pompous national parades on notable holidays each year. Every citizen...

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Do You Stand with Planned Parenthood?

March 7, 2011• Opinions • 4 Comments

On February 18, 2011, the newly elected leaders in the House of Representatives voted 240-185 in favor of the Pence Amendment, which bans...

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Where is Our Compromise?: Considering Alternatives to Democracy

March 7, 2011• Opinions • 2 Comments

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Grappling with Mixed Martial Arts

March 7, 2011• Opinions • One Comment

It’s 4:30 on a Wednesday afternoon at Harris. There is hardly anyone here, and I only have thirty minutes to consume the delicious array...

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Conn-structive Criticisms: Poor Parking Policies

March 7, 2011• Opinions

You want to know what really chaps my ass? Aside from the sandpaper that our school substitutes for toilet paper, it’s the parking...

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