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in: Opinion / 04/17/2015 / by: Amarah Eden

A beef with California’s drought

View image | gettyimages.com California’s drought is an incredibly nuanced problem that has spanned over decades. Ending wasted water starts with the individual and while it may

in: Campus Comment, Opinion / 04/08/2015 / by: Emilie Christensen

Campus Comments: Would you deny service?

Do you think privately owned businesses should be able to deny service to people whose sexual orientation goes against their religious beliefs?

in: Opinion / 04/08/2015 / by: Emilie Christensen

Is separate equal? Vice and its new ‘Broadly’

In today’s social climate, a news organization’s public image could suffer devastating damage from the slightest hint of scandal. This is especially so when an organization’s internal policies

in: Opinion / 04/06/2015 / by: Nicholas LaBarbera

Freedom or discrimination in Indiana?

Indiana grabbed national news headlines two weeks ago due to the controversial new Religious Freedom Restoration Act that Gov. Mike Pence signed into law. The law has been

in: Opinion / 03/19/2015 / by: Jonathan Anson

The elephant in the dumpster

Of the problems that plague the world, hunger remains on top. According to a 2014 report by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, approximately 805

in: Opinion / 03/11/2015 / by: Jonathan Anson

History on the cutting board

Advanced Placement classes have long been considered one of the best tools for students to get an edge when going into college. Though they don’t immediately spring to mind

in: Campus Comment, Opinion / 03/09/2015 / by: MaryAnne Shults

Campus Comments: Daylight Savings

We asked… Do you think we should still have Daylight Savings Time?

in: Campus Comment, Opinion / 03/03/2015 / by: Capper Durham

Campus Comments: legalize weed in 2016?

Should legalization of marijuana happen? Here’s what students said…

in: Opinion / 03/03/2015 / by: Jonathan Anson

Free pass to a broken higher education system

The price of college continues skyrocketing upwards to astronomical levels. As the cost becomes more unaffordable, ideas are beginning to be proposed to prevent that. Out of all the ideas

in: Opinion / 02/28/2015 / by: Jonathan Anson

Of Gauchos and administrators

If you ever walk around Saddleback College you’ve very likely encountered the gaucho, Saddleback College’s mascot. He still resides in places like the gym, athletic centers and the

in: Campus Comment, Opinion / 02/25/2015 / by: Jonathan Anson

Campus Comments: Do you know what a ‘gaucho’ is?

Students around campus were asked if they knew the definition of a gaucho, the college mascot.

in: Opinion / 02/19/2015 / by: Jonathan Anson

Vaccinations against the epidemic of ignorance

The recent resurgence of measles in America, once considered wiped out, has catapulted the debate between people distrustful of mandatory vaccinations and those who advocate for them into

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