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  • Expensive and Dangerous: Our Epidemic of Prescription Meds

    Expensive and Dangerous: Our Epidemic of Prescription Meds0

    Pop. Pop. Pop. That’s a common occurrence in households throughout America. I’m not talking about gunfire or Orville Redenbacher’s corn. I’m talking about popping pills.  Most of us are aware of the opioid crisis. As the National Institute on Drug Abuse reported in January 2019, more than 130 Americans die every day from “the misuse of

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  • Existing Law Didn’t Protect Victims From the Jacksonville Shooter. It Left Them Defenseless.

    Existing Law Didn’t Protect Victims From the Jacksonville Shooter. It Left Them Defenseless.0

    This past weekend, a competitor at a video game competition in Jacksonville, Florida, allegedly opened fire on fellow gamers, killing two and wounding 10 before taking his own life. It appears that, like so many mass public shooters before him, current gun laws should have been enough to prevent him from possessing firearms. And once

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  • Exclusive, Racist, Judgmental, and Dull: Cities are the New Suburbs

    Exclusive, Racist, Judgmental, and Dull: Cities are the New Suburbs0

    The taxes are too high. The people indulge in groupthink. There seems to be a system in place to prevent free thought, free action, and free movement. Everyone is more preoccupied with fitness than having a good time. Racism is a problem. When did America’s cities become like 1950s suburbs? I recently moved out of

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  • Exchange Student: Chinese campus more tolerant than NYU

    Exchange Student: Chinese campus more tolerant than NYU0

    Ella Reider said she didn’t quite know what to expect prior to her study abroad in the People’s Republic of China. Reider, a Global Liberal Studies major at NYU who recently completed her sophomore year, is spending the year immersing herself in Chinese culture and learning the nation’s language at NYU-Shanghai, a portal campus the

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  • Excellence: Race, Merit, and Our Young People

    Excellence: Race, Merit, and Our Young People0

    When Joe Biden and crew were seeking a vice-presidential candidate for the ticket, Biden stipulated that he would only look at women of color. A curious voter might ask: Isn’t such a requirement sexist and racist? Suppose you were running for president. You appear on national television and state you would only accept a white

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  • Examining Archbishop Viganò’s Open Letter to President Trump

    Examining Archbishop Viganò’s Open Letter to President Trump0

    Editor’s Note: His Excellency Carlo Maria Viganò is the Titular Archbishop of Ulpiana. He reached mandatory retirement in 2016 at age 75, completing his service as both the Secretary General of the Governate of the Vatican City State (2009-2011) and the Apostolic Nuncio to the United States (2011-2016). Archbishop Viganò has been outspoken on political

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