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Nike fakes social advocacy with Kaepernick campaign
While Kaepernick is most commonly known for his public stance against police brutality, the subject is absent from the ad campaign. graphic by Conner Maggio
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Nike fakes social advocacy with Kaepernick campaign

on 18 September 201818 September 2018

The spectacle surrounding Nike’s new ad campaign distracts from its lack of political structure. Grab your torches and pitchforks and…

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Suicide awareness day a reminder to be kind
Throughout the rest of September, take the time to check in on those around you. graphic by Conner Maggio
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Suicide awareness day a reminder to be kind

on 18 September 201818 September 2018

National suicide awareness day is a way for the public to decrease the stigma surrounding suicidal thoughts. Reports show that…

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Generational gaps too large to reflect common experiences
Though different ages are lumped together into specific generations or decades of birth, their experiences vary wildly. graphic by Conner Maggio
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Generational gaps too large to reflect common experiences

on 18 September 201818 September 2018

Further division of generations would better represent the technological advancements between them. Should the generations be split into smaller groups…

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Ad-blockers don’t block all revenue sources
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Ad-blockers don’t block all revenue sources

on 18 September 201818 September 2018

Adblocking software provides huge amounts of utility to consumers while still allowing creators to generate income in other ways. Advertisements…

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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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