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Content creators need ads to survive fiscally
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Content creators need ads to survive fiscally

on 18 September 201818 September 2018

Anyone who enjoys content created on the Internet has an obligation to pay the creator, and viewing ads is the…

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Serena Williams’ loss mischaracterized by media
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Serena Williams’ loss mischaracterized by media

on 17 September 201818 September 2018

Though the media has focused on possible sexism by the umpire, Serena Williams did not lose solely due to gender…

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Small classes encourage individualized learning
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Small classes encourage individualized learning

on 12 September 201812 September 2018

Smaller student-to-teacher ratios offer a better qualilty of education and are one of the biggest draws for prospective TU students.…

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Trump presidency not affected by outrage
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Trump presidency not affected by outrage

on 12 September 201812 September 2018

Although discourse around Trump’s administration focuses on scandals, his power may only be checked by the midterm elections. November marks…

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Labor Day part of larger historical tapestry
Over the last few decades, union membership has dropped considerably while anti-union rhetoric has sky-rocketed. Graphic by Conner Maggio
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Labor Day part of larger historical tapestry

on 12 September 201812 September 2018

Labor Day is the result of decades of union work, but the history of the holiday goes underappreciated in modern…

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Greenwood 1921: A Riot or a Massacre?
Despite the connotation of "race riot," Black residents of Greenwood were the victims of the 1921 events. courtesy Wikimedia
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Greenwood 1921: A Riot or a Massacre?

on 12 September 201812 September 2018

As we approach the centennial of the destruction of Tulsa’s Black Wall Street, it is necessary to examine how we…

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Conspiracy theory renaissance linked to internet culture
The Flat Earth conspiracy has infamously gained traction over the last few years. Graphic by Conner Maggio
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Conspiracy theory renaissance linked to internet culture

on 12 September 201812 September 2018

Online forums allow global interaction between large numbers of individuals, but also enable the spread of gross information. Throughout the…

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Finding yourself can wait
Finding a concrete self-definition is often encouraged during the college experience, but not everyone will see such a dramatic change in themselves. graphic by Conner Maggio
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Finding yourself can wait

on 5 September 20185 September 2018

It’s key to remain flexible and patient during college, despite the pressure to define yourself. Whether it is from stereotypes…

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Weekend campus culture lacking
Seeing the public areas of TU seemingly abandoned during the weekend is par for the course for those living on campus. photo by Emma Palmer
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Weekend campus culture lacking

on 5 September 20185 September 2018

Due to a lack of recreational planning, TU students may have difficulties finding public social spaces during the weekends. Picture…

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Politicizing death not a substitute for action
The death of former presidential candidate John McCain has sparked political debate over the validity of his political contributions. courtesy Wikimedia
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Politicizing death not a substitute for action

on 5 September 20185 September 2018

Using the deaths of public figures as political commentary distracts from personal political responsibility. In this past week, the deaths…

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