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A vote for Starzak is a vote for reform
As a former Binghamton University graduate student, Starzak recognizes the importance of advocating for a budget and policies that reduce the costs of public education for students. ...
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Congress must act on ISIS despite political reprecussions
Worse still, their failure to debate is not a product of the usual dysfunction in Congress; it is by design. ...
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Comedy places important political issues under the spot light
You are more likely to remember a joke that made you laugh rather than a dry statement which evokes no emotion. ...
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The ICC doesn't unfairly target African nations
Many African nations and individuals were heavily involved with the court at the time of its founding and many still are today. ...
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Explore your spooky side with these risque Halloween role play tips
Role play can potentially liven up a bedroom or freak out your partner and force your relationship to come to a screeching halt. ...
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American hysteria over Ebola is misinformed
The epidemic in America is not Ebola, it's fear. ...
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Full acceptance of LGBTQ community requires us to transcend labels
Perhaps, homosexuals are easier to understand because we have a strong desire to label ourselves into neat little boxes. ...
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Dissent justifies feminist movement
In any movement that seeks to provide a voice for the voiceless, the oppressors will always find a way to make it about themselves. ...
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Weigh pros and cons before purchasing the iPhone
It’s safe to say that other smartphone brands can perform the same tasks as an iPhone ...
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Female comics aren't punchlines
Even the careers of comedic legends Phyllis Diller and Joan Rivers reinforce the idea that if female comedians are not pretty enough, they resort to the role of shrewish clowns. ...