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That’s Debatable: Pollution of our politics

Jasmine CamposSaturday, September 28th, 2019

Why the recent protests and conversations about climate change are doing less to help the environment than people want to lead on One of the most frequently ...

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That’s Debatable: Caring about the right to life

Taylor MeckleySaturday, September 21st, 2019

When it comes to healthcare, there is a drastic divide between Democratic and Republican stances Republicans believe consumers should be able to choose their...

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That’s Debatable: Healthcare for… everyone(?)

Kelsey ArvidsonSaturday, September 21st, 2019

The affordable care act that’s not so affordable The most recent Democratic presidential debates created a platform for candidates across the political spec...

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Opinion: That’s Debatable: Abolishing the Electoral College

Taylor MeckleySunday, September 15th, 2019

The Electoral College debate is a widely addressed topic on both sides of the aisle. The dysfunctional and complex American electoral system often poses the que...

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Opinion: That’s Debatable: Abandoning the Electoral College means abandoning America

Jasmine CamposSaturday, September 14th, 2019

As America begins to stray away from its founding principles, it is more important than ever that we remain rooted in the Constitution and what the founders saw...

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Opinion: The Winners, and many losers, of last night’s debate

Jasmine CamposFriday, September 13th, 2019

As primary elections round nearer, the third democratic debate stirs up national excitement for the upcoming presidential election. To watch the full debate ...

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Opinion: Texas shooting stirs up debate about gun control (D)

Candelario PlascenciaThursday, September 5th, 2019

Disclaimer: The author of the story may or may not have the same views as the story. On Aug. 30, Texas suffered another mass shooting. Seven people were kil...

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Opinion: America’s Red Flag (R)

Jasmine CamposThursday, September 5th, 2019

With mass shootings occurring so often that they never seem to be out of the news cycle, people across the aisle are clamoring about what needs to be done. T...

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OPINION: Does your past define you?

Jasmine CamposSaturday, June 22nd, 2019

After planning to spend the next four years studying at Harvard University, Kyle Kashuv had his admissions rescinded for comments unearthed from his past, provi...

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Opinion: Obstruction of your feelings

Jasmine CamposThursday, March 28th, 2019

The investigation into Trump and Russian collusion has reached its conclusion with some pleased and others refusing to accept the results On January 20, 2017...

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