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Diablo Canyon Nuclear Plant and How it Might be Killing You
Maile Ellington explains why you should be worried about what's happening in Diablo Canyon.
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Mckinley Krongaus encourages readers to rethink their drinking habits.
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Not-so-Special Interest Groups and You
Columnist Matthew Meyer explains why Special Interest Groups may be doing you more harm than good.
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You Are Not Alone
Emily Potter offers some words of encouragement to the survivors out there who feel alone and powerless.
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It Was the Worst Sex Ever!
The bad, the very bad, and the just plain ugly: Matt Togni shares a selection of the worst sex stories he's ever heard.
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Arjun Atree, a student from Bangalore, India, examines the impact that international groups actually have on combating world poverty.
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One and Done: How Choosing the Lesser of Two Evils Could Save Your Life
Independently, drugs and alcohol can be damaging enough, but when taken in tandem, the results can be fatal.
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Why I Check My Privilege, and Why You Need to Check Yours: A Response to Tal Fortgang
Tiana Miller-Leonard voices her opinion regarding Tal Fortgang and the concept of White Privilege.
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The Good, Bad and Ugly on Facebook
Should we be overly careful about what we post on social media? Or should we not care at all? Ben Moss believes we should find a happy medium.
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An Argument for Affirmative Action
The recent ban on affirmative action in Michigan's public universities prompts Jonathan Rogers to take a second look at the positives and negatives of the policy.
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The Column Formerly Known as the Wednesday Hump
You expect the Hump
What you get is a camel
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We know that coffee is your best friend during Midterm Week, but here's why you shouldn't take that relationship to the next step.
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Standing Up to the Stalkerazzi
Ben Moss points out the problems with our celebrity-obsessed culture.
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How a movement learned to reject dialogue, and missed out on the bigger picture : a response to "What Side of History Will You Be On?"
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