Trump Needs to Focus on Cutting the Deficit: An Analysis of the SOTU
Rick Zierer reflects on Trump's State of the Union address and calls on the president to reduce unnecessary spending.
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Sign of the Times
Rick Zierer reflects on Trump's State of the Union address and calls on the president to reduce unnecessary spending.
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Kristin Hsu, the External V.P. for Statewide Affairs for Associated Students, makes the case to hold Salud Carbajal accountable for his vote on H.R. 195.
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An in-depth look at the sometimes confusing economics behind Net Neutrality, and how it affects our ISPs.
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Brian Wheat critiques the polarization of opinions and discourse in the modern political landscape.
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Hannah Jackson stresses the importance of women having fair access to contraceptives.
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Nathan Prisco is discussing the numerous issues that currently plague a majority of people in our current economic system.
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Emma Xing questions the meaning of free speech and whether it applies if the safety and well-being of groups of people are at stake.
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Laurel Rinehart is opening the dialogue on the problem of having almost any weapon available to almost any individual.
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Hannah Jackson confronts the reality of gun violence in America and advocates for stricter gun control policies.
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Ali Abouesh examines President Trump's actions thus far and urges readers not to become complacent in the current political climate.
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Kathy Smith questions Sheriff Brown's stances on immigration, prisons and other controversial issues.
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Hugh Cook explores the potential for exploitation when one logs onto the Internet and advises users on how they can protect themselves.
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Dylan Parisi voices his support for President Trump's missile strike on Syria.
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Brian Wheat places the blame on his fellow liberals for the rise of Trump.
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Zach Morgan takes a closer look at the inescapable and ill-boding media frenzy surrounding our Commander In Chief.
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