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Camels Hump: Unexpected Orgasms

October 5, 2009• Opinions

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Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince: A Critical Sensibility

October 5, 2009• Opinions • 3 Comments

Even my fourteen year old sister could see that every female character is presented as boy-crazy, over-emotional, and, at times, simply...

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Freeman’s Camelympics T-Shirts Spark Campus Controversy

September 30, 2009• Opinions

The topic of race and racial issues has been a sensitive one on campus since last year’s lobster fiasco. Stemming from a situation that I...

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Skunked! Conn’s Ongoing Paranoia

September 30, 2009• Opinions

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Seeing Salmon: A Crusade Against the Nantucket Reds

September 30, 2009• Opinions • 6 Comments

If you know me, you know two things: that I can text without looking, and that I hate ‘Nantucket Red’ shorts. My vendetta against the...

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Crimson Heroes

September 30, 2009• Opinions

I’ve discussed many topics in my previous articles. Sometimes the campus needed me to acknowledge the upstanding job our friends at...

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Reflections on Nantucket Reds, Changes in Harris, and other Equally Pressing Issues of Personal Responsibility

September 30, 2009• Opinions

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Less Government is Better Government: A Libertarian Perspective on Healthcare

September 30, 2009• Opinions

Through economic hiccups, downturns, and catastrophes there is always one billboard that infuriates me to see is still up: medical...

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Tax Reform and Healthcare Analysis

September 30, 2009• Opinions

I made the case for creating a national regulatory system to ensure that a competitive national market for health insurance would replace...

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Making Nonsense (A NYT Response)

September 30, 2009• Opinions

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What Is Love? (A NYT Response)

September 30, 2009• Opinions

Let the more valiant person claim to know the ways in which Love has changed, because Love never mutates. See, though inexplicable and...

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SW6385: Dover White

September 21, 2009• Opinions

So I would return to my room and essentially face the same issue the campus constantly confronts: instead of thinking, perhaps consulting,...

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