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Va. politicians face backlash
Scandals surround the Virginian governor, lieutenant governor and attorney general amid cries for their resignations. courtesy The White House/Flickr
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Va. politicians face backlash

on 11 February 2019

Scandals surround the Virginian governor, lieutenant governor and attorney general amid cries for their resignations. This past week has proved…

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Civics classes in high schools necessary for political engagement
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Civics classes in high schools necessary for political engagement

on 11 February 2019

The current civics requirement does not adequately prepare students to be savvy participants in a healthy republic. Civics classes: Oklahoma…

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North Americans make waves in European football
Chris Richards, Alphonsie Davies and Christian Pulisic square up. graphic by Conner Maggio
Posted in Sports

North Americans make waves in European football

on 11 February 2019

Soccer experts Chris Lierly and Andrew Noland deliver a comprehensive analysis of the North American rising stars in the beautiful…

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World leaders meet in Davos, Switzerland
graphic by Conner Maggio
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World leaders meet in Davos, Switzerland

on 4 February 20194 February 2019

Donald Trump, Emmanuel Macron and Theresa May were absent from the international forum this year This past week, the world’s…

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Renaming Lake Hudson reflects fluctuating national morality
Just as Tulsa renamed Brady Street to Reconciliation Way, Mayes County is considering renaming Lake Hudson. photo by Piper Prolago
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Renaming Lake Hudson reflects fluctuating national morality

on 4 February 20194 February 2019

Mayes County is considering renaming Lake Hudson, whose namesake was a founding member of Tulsa’s local KKK chapter At the…

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Champions League predictions
Mbappé (left), Kane (middle) and Messi (right) will be competing for the Champions League trophy. graphic by Conner Maggio
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Champions League predictions

on 4 February 20194 February 2019

Soccer experts Andrew Noland and Chris Lierly give their takes on which teams will prevail in the next round of…

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LA teachers’ strike ends after eight days
The LA strike took cues from protests across the midwest in 2018, such as the pictured Milwaukee strike. courtesy Flickr / Charles Edward Miller
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LA teachers’ strike ends after eight days

on 29 January 201929 January 2019

The LA teachers got almost all of their demands, with more strikes on the horizon across the nation. Over the…

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Sanitized legacy of MLK not representative of King’s politics
Malcolm X and MLK at Capitol Hill during the Senate debate on the Civil Rights Act of 1964. courtesy Wikimedia Commons
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Sanitized legacy of MLK not representative of King’s politics

on 29 January 20192 February 2019

The “I Have a Dream” narrative built for Dr. Martin Luther King doesn’t do justice to his complex political thought.…

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CFP should expand to eight teams
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CFP should expand to eight teams

on 22 January 201926 January 2019

College sports expert Andrew Noland suggests needed improvements for the college football playoff system. Having been ushered into the college…

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Government shutdown signals progressive Democratic policies
DACA, Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, has been offered an extension by President Trump in exchange for strengthening the wall along certain areas. courtesy Wikimedia Commons
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Government shutdown signals progressive Democratic policies

on 21 January 201924 January 2019

The government shutdown has hurt the country for a budgetary change that won’t be accepted by the Democratic party. As…

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