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Is Spring Break really a break?

By Brooke Billingsley– Say goodbye to the sand between your toes, tan lines and carefree days. As much as we all dread it, it is time to face reality and get our focus back on school work. It is that...

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OU SAE’s racist chants tarnish the Greek community

By Aryn Gribler– Recently a YouTube video surfaced capturing multiple members of the University of Oklahoma Sigma Alpha Epsilon chapter cheering and clapping to a racist chant that eerily resembles the...

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Do college rankings really matter?

By Emily Curtsinger– Every year, the U.S. News & World Report puts out an updated college ranking list for the best colleges in the United States. Rankings are determined by factors including...

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Opinion: Greeks are worried about the wrong issue in the wake of nationally...

We’ve watched the video, heard the chants and probably (hopefully) decided that yes, those guys in Oklahoma University’s Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity are racist. But that doesn’t make every Greek...

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How the ‘L Trail’ fails: A look into what really sparked the construction

By Nick Amon–   In recent years here at U of L, safety has become a primary concern for students and faculty alike. Crimes ranging all the way from muggings and small thefts, to stabbings and...

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Do taboo topics stifle students’ voices?

By Nick Amon– College: a place where voices are found yet simultaneously challenged. A breeding ground for beliefs to be strengthened or dissolved. That being said, do we take the voice of others into...

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Floods, fires, gridlock traffic: Thanks, Obama

Nick Amon–     Whether you were stuck in traffic for an extra hour or saw Air Force One fly over campus, many of us are aware that President Barack Obama paid us a visit here in Louisville a couple...

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The ins & outs of owning a pet in college

Samantha Schaefer–   Sometimes the transition from high school can be difficult – especially if you’re a freshman or coming from out of town and have to make new friends. So why not get a cute little...

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Move over Andrew Jackson: Nonprofit organization petitions to change the face...

Emily Curtsinger–   Could Andrew Jackson’s time of the $20 bill be coming to a close?   “Women on 20s,” a nonprofit organization, is fighting for a women to be the face of the new $20 bill. Over the...

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The do’s and do not’s in college

By DALEN BARLOW–   Every freshman comes into college knowing that this will obviously be different from high school, but not knowing what to truly expect. College is a completely different world than...

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From breaking records to breaking laws: How long does our fandom stretch?

By Ryan Hiles — Recently after defeating his last foe Andre Berto in a unanimous decision, Floyd Mayweather Jr. announced his retirement. There are two things most people know about Mayweather. One of...

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Letter to the Editor: Stadium expansion should be top priority

By Kacie Hansard, senior psychology major– Hi, I just wanted to make a comment about Sam Draut’s article, “Stadium expansion should be top priority,” in the Sept. 15 issue. To be honest, I was...

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The real effects of a looming government shutdown

  If you followed the news at all this summer, you may remember hearing about a militia group called The Oath Keepers. They’re that group that showed up at the peaceful protests in Ferguson on the...

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Presidential hopefuls expose American Islamophobia

This past week a number of remarks were made that leave me a great cause for concern. On Sept. 22 presidential candidate Ben Carson proclaimed on NBC’s Meet the Press that he “would not advocate...

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This isn’t just your home: It’s all of ours

Europe is seeing a large surge of migration as refugees—torn between hostility and peace—flee from war and oppression to more economically developed and safer countries. Primarily from Syria, these...

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Do you really need a gun? Or are you doing more harm than good?

By Zachary Conatser– A total of 10 people are dead in the wake of a mass shooting that happened in Douglass County, Oregon at the Umpqua Community College. Nine students were murdered, and at least...

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Why NASA’s discoveries matter

By Aaron Hartley– Last week, NASA confirmed strong evidence that flowing water does, in fact, exist on present-day Mars, which leads to a higher possibility of life on the red planet. This news comes...

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Pope Francis has nothing on Bernie Sanders

By Ryan Hiles– First and foremost, Pope Francis is not Bernie Sanders. I say this, because based on the way his recent visit to the United States is being covered and discussed, it would certainly be...

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No more senseless killings, please

We faced a potential mass shooting on yet another college campus—Eastern Kentucky University. College campuses seem like prime locations for tragedies like these to happen nowadays, with their minimal...

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DFS makes fantasy football a corrupt sport

If you’ve never heard of FanDuel or DraftKings, then congratulations on having lived in a Tibetan monastery for the past few years. That seems like the only way you could potentially avoid their...

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