Political Ads Deflect Engaged Thought
By Nicholas Bradley Election day is on the way and, as the 2014 midterm season draws to a close,...
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Medieval Spanish Satire Still Resonates
The Tragicomedy of Calisto and Melibea, also known as La Celestina, was published in 1499 by Fernando de Rojas and is one of Spain’s most famous tales of courtly romance. On the surface, La Celestina seems to follow the...
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The Importance of Journalism
The aging elevator in the back of the Dobbs University Center (DUC) grinds to a halt at the fifth...
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Managing ‘Molly’: Music, Madness and MDMA
In the past few years, electronic dance music (EDM) has grown from an underground, European import...
Read MoreIn Response to Editorial: ‘Cliques Should Be Cancelled’
I’ve always been aware of the nasty stereotypes that surround Greek life. Fraternities are supposed to be full of hard-drinking, woman-objectifying, heteronormative bro-dudes, right? That’s not my style, and it was...
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