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Prescription Drugs Aren’t Extra Curricular Activities By Kat Piracha Not your typical class requirement, or is it? It’s your average college...

More Than You Can See By Roya Yazhari Look into her eyes. What do you see? A beautiful blonde girl without a care in the world? Or how about...

Citizenship Status Crushes Immigrant’s 2008 Voting Plans By Sara Bauknecht As the 2008 presidential election approaches, numerous men and wo...

An Unexpected Graduation Present By Amber Gray For most 18 to 21 year-olds, their daily world is all about the pursuit of fun. Weekends are ...

A Tale Of Two Cultures By Alexandra Kolbeck Dressed in blue jeans and a grey and black, striped sweater, Alain Furcajg, a 26 year-old freela...

Discreetly, And Lavishly Working His Way Through College By Brian Batista It is another mild spring morning in the city that never sleeps. J...

Millennials Or Extraterrestrials? By Kat Piracha “A new breed of (blank) is about to attack everything you hold sacred: from giving orders, ...

Mister Rogers Says “You’re Special” Damn Right We Are By Amber Gray I remember being in second grade and embracing the feeling of the soft k...

What About The Real Generational Issues? By Jennifer Carbonara An “echo” is defined as a reflection, an imitation, or a mimicking response t...

It’s Time To Go To Work But Will Millennials Be Ready? By Sara Bauknecht My generation has been trained in everything from soccer and singin...

Are We That Bad? By Brian Batista We are a culture that is obsessed with labels. It seems like we can no longer hold a conversation without ...

A Work Force Too Busy To Vote By Alexa Breslin Are American workers too busy to vote? The primaries leading to the November election will he...

Keeping The Faith In A Political Year By Alexandra Kolbeck Millions of people have died because of it, and billions of people believe in som...

Different Ages, Different Political Concerns By Chris Mirarchi Across the board, the variety of political opinion is truly being highlighted...

Are The Primary Elections For “Real Voters?” By Jenifer Carbonara The next time you’re on a crowded subway, are in line at the grocery store...

Money And Health Care Top The List Of Concerns For Some Voters By Brian Batista At the Columbia University campus in New York, many students...

Voters Are Becoming Wary Of The Vision For Change By Amber Gray Bob Dylan wrote, “The times they are A-Changing” and this motto is close to ...

Promise Of Change Causing Mixed Emotions For Some Voters By Sara Bauknecht The battle for the White House has captivated the public due to t...

Are Young Voters Swayed By Celebrity Endorsements? By Kat Piracha The nation’s future is tied to young voters. But are politicians appealing...

The Not So Private Dancer By Sarah Campbell If someone assumes that the life of a Philadelphia ballerina is mundane, after a moment speaking...