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Consumers beware: Your hypocrisy is showing

May 23, 2018 Sophie Byerly

What does it take for progressives to put cash into conservative pockets? Not much, apparently.

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In Politics, Social Media Tags Volume 53, Issue 11
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Poaching is a pressing international problem

April 10, 2018 Amy Weng

In Kenya, the world’s last male northern white rhino died Mar. 20. Of the entire species, only two remain due to extensive poaching. But the plight of the white rhino is not unique; countless other animal species are being poached to extinction.

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In International Politics Tags Volume 53, Issue 9
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Warriors walk out

April 10, 2018 Sophie Byerly

Signs declaring, “We Call BS” and “#enough;” students and teachers alike looking silently at the ground; 17 empty chairs, one for each victim—these were just a few of the scenes from the Mar. 14 walkout honoring the lives of the Parkland shooting victims and demanding stricter gun laws.

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In National Safety, Politics Tags Volume 53, Issue 9
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Rohingya crisis calls for immediate attention

March 9, 2018 Amy Weng

Who are the Rohingya? This relatively unknown minority group is among the world’s most persecuted. Despite having lived in Myanmar for centuries, the Rohingya Muslims are considered illegal immigrants and are denied even the most basic rights.

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In International Politics Tags Volume 53, Issue 7
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Fake News—What is it and what are its impacts?

March 9, 2018 Amy Weng

Recent years have seen a surge of fake news so prevalent that the term even became the Collins Dictionary “2017 Word of the Year.”

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In Politics, Internet Rights Tags Volume 53, Issue 9
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Net neutrality: what could happen to the internet?

December 18, 2017 Sophie Byerly

What if your internet service provider had the power to restrict access to your favorite websites? That nightmare could soon become a reality.

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In Internet Rights Tags Volume 53, Issue 5
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Let’s rethink holiday season shopping

December 18, 2017 Amy Weng


Ka-ching!—the season for shopping has arrived. It can be difficult to control our shopping habits when sales abound during the holiday season. After all, money can buy happiness, right? Unfortunately, the answer’s no.


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In Politics Tags Volume 53, Issue 5
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Girls join Boy Scouts: What is the benefit?

November 27, 2017 Faith-Carmen Le

On Oct. 11, Boy Scouts of America (BSA) announced it would finally allow girls to become Boy Scouts. Now, girls may get more access to exclusive Eagle Scout scholarships and activities that are not offered by Girl Scouts of the United States of America (GSUSA).

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Tags Volume 53, Issue 4
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Discussion of sexual assault must continue after #MeToo hashtag

November 27, 2017 Sophie Byerly

After the recent flood of sexual assault allegations against film producer Harvey Weinstein and other high-profile men such as Kevin Spacey, George H.W. Bush and Mark Halperin, thousands of women have posted their own experiences with sexual assault and harassment under this hashtag.

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In Social Media, National Safety Tags Volume 53, Issue 4
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What do we do now?

November 27, 2017 Amy Weng

On a seemingly normal Monday morning, Oct. 4, I opened up my phone to the terrifying news that a concert in an open and supposedly safe area had turned into a bloody nightmare. But what may be even more horrifying is how commonplace shootings are in the U.S. On Nov. 2, a shooting in a Colorado Walmart took the lives of three innocent people.

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In Politics, National Safety Tags Volume 53, Issue 4
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How social media is changing news

September 15, 2017 Faith-Carmen Le

Following a Ku Klux Klan rally in Charlottesville, pictures of rioters rapidly circulated through social media. Immediately after they surfaced, people traced International Protocol addresses and illegally stalked profiles to expose the demonstrators.

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In Social Media, Politics Tags Volume 53, Issue 1
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How social media is changing politics

September 15, 2017 Amy Weng

In 2005, only five percent of the United States population used social media. Today, that number has increased to 70 percent. This widespread use of social media has impacted how Americans view the world around them, particularly in terms of politics and social issues.

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In Social Media, Politics Tags Volume 53, Issue 1
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