Author Archives
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Made in China: Dilemma of Detainment Camps
With over a million Uighur Muslims being detained in camps in China, the United States must consider its diplomatic position in relation to its economic interests.
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Fumbling the Ball in Higher Education
While countless universities across the nation prize their institutions’ academic prowess, their victories on the football field seem to outshine their achievements in the classroom.
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Trump’s Mandate of Heaven
Does President Trump have a divine mandate to rule? Anandi Barker explores the hypothetical scenarios of a sanctified presidency from our nation’s foundations.
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Inside the Electoral College: A Fight for the People’s Voice
In the new technological era of shared information, American citizens are better educated on our country’s issues than ever before. But are our voices truly being represented within the Electoral College?
