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Open Your Doors Say Hi : Students’ social lives depend on their own initiative, not their residence halls

February 15, 2010• Opinions

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Corporate America

February 13, 2010• Opinions • 2 Comments

On January 21, the U.S. Supreme Court struck down parts of what is known as ‘campaign-finance law’ from its decision in the case...

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Less Facebook, More Face Time

February 13, 2010• Opinions, SGA • 2 Comments

Five of our fellow students meet with dining services regularly, and tell them whether to put less mayonnaise in the tuna fish at Smith....

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The New Camel: OMG So Fierce!

February 13, 2010• Opinions

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Shelf Life

February 13, 2010• Opinions • One Comment

As I sat at a table in the back corner of the library’s first floor, trying to read the last seventeen pages of an article on...

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Ms. Sexuality

December 7, 2009• Opinions • One Comment

If you managed to stroll by Coffee Grounds this past Wednesday night you may have noticed a steamy atmosphere coming from more than just...

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Tights Are Not Pants!

December 7, 2009• Opinions • 14 Comments

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The “Proper” Authorities

December 7, 2009• Opinions • 4 Comments

“YOU HAVE NOT FULFILLED YOUR AREA 6 REQUIREMENT: PHILOSOPHY/RELIGION,” read the angry sheet of paper. Surely this must be a simple...

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I Love You, Junot Diaz

December 7, 2009• Opinions • One Comment

If you missed the arrival of Junot Diaz on the scene with his collection of short stories Drown, I can forgive you. The Brief Wondrous Life...

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Consider Your Rights

December 7, 2009• Opinions

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An Open Letter

December 7, 2009• Opinions • 16 Comments

We write this on a Saturday night sitting in the third floor of Wright, not just any Saturday night but the night of Festivus. We came to...

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Picking Your Major: A Student’s Tale

December 7, 2009• Opinions • One Comment

Whether you are a freshman first arriving, a sophomore gearing up for round two, a junior driving forth or a senior facing his or her last...

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