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A computer with the mind of a child
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A computer with the mind of a child

on 26 October 201526 October 2015

Computer science is an ever changing field, and many await to see which new gadgets will be buzzed about in…

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School shootings rattle campuses nationwide
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School shootings rattle campuses nationwide

on 26 October 201526 October 2015

On October 1, Chris Harper-Mercer, a student at Umpqua Community College killed nine of his classmates and himself in a…

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Lesser-known Democratic candidate profiles
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Lesser-known Democratic candidate profiles

on 26 October 2015

Martin O’Malley: Martin O’Malley is a former Governor of Maryland, Mayor of Baltimore and Baltimore City Councilman. O’Malley is most…

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In the near future, robots could be run by bacteria
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In the near future, robots could be run by bacteria

on 26 October 201526 October 2015

Artificial intelligence is a hot topic in the tech world. AI is the idea that a machine could not only…

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Oklahoma education crumbles
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Oklahoma education crumbles

on 26 October 2015

Since the 2008 recession, Oklahoma has led the nation. In the percentage of cuts made to school funding, that is.…

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TU nutritional information inaccurate
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TU nutritional information inaccurate

on 26 October 201526 October 2015

As a college student, you’ve probably found many ways to maximize the efficiency of your purchases—food included. Besides subsisting entirely…

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US deports immigrants who deserve asylum
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US deports immigrants who deserve asylum

on 26 October 201526 October 2015

Recently, several independent studies have found that the United States has been deporting Central Americans, including children, to their deaths…

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“Movin’ Up” is nothing more than exploitation
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“Movin’ Up” is nothing more than exploitation

on 26 October 201526 October 2015

For a long time, my attitude toward Here Comes Honey Boo Boo was much the same as my attitude toward…

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Twilight revamp continues to stereotype
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Twilight revamp continues to stereotype

on 26 October 2015

A little over ten years ago, Stephanie Meyer released a novel that would grow to become a worldwide phenomenon. Twilight…

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OKC vaccination bill vital, should pass
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OKC vaccination bill vital, should pass

on 26 October 2015

In Oklahoma City, senator Ervin Yen has put forth a bill that will get rid of the ability to abstain…

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