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EDITORIAL: Confront Abuses of Power

By Editorial Board October 27, 2017

Over the last year, rich, powerful men across myriad industries — from Harvey Weinstein to Bill O’Reilly to President Donald Trump — have been accused of nonconsensual sexual contact, often after...

PETROCHEILOS: The Dangers  of Generalization

PETROCHEILOS: The Dangers of Generalization

By Martha Petrocheilos March 28, 2017

Mindless acts of terror do not surprise us anymore. The tragedy in London last Wednesday killed four people, among them an unarmed police officer, and injured 12 others: one German, one Pole, two Greeks,...

SOBOWALE: It Is Time To Get In-Formation

SOBOWALE: It Is Time To Get ‘In-Formation’

By Femi Sobowale April 12, 2016

This week the lovely Beyoncé Knowles, the queen of pop and, arguably, everything else, appeared on the cover of the May 2016 issue of Elle magazine. Her latest album is still nowhere to be found, but...

When Power and Pleasure Don’t Mix

By Anonymous March 27, 2015

“Everything in the world is about sex except sex. Sex is about power.” Oscar Wilde said it, Frank Underwood quoted it and the girl whom I chased for most of my senior year of high school meant...

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Keeping Egypt Out of the Dark

By Lauren Gros September 18, 2014

It has become a daily event for Egyptian people to lose touch with the modern world. Some neighborhoods lose touch six times a day for up to two hours. The cause of this barbaric isolation is Egypt’s...

Gilbert: Grasping the Power of Pain

By Caitlin Gilbert March 22, 2011

Lying on a gurney in the middle of a chaotic emergency room provides one with ample time for self-reflection. Somehow, despite all of my precautionary measures to avoid a fall, I stumbled and sprained...

Power Returns on East Campus After Weather Delays

By Caitlin Mac Neal January 26, 2011

All of East Campus, which comprises the Edmund A. Walsh Building and Nevils and LXR residence halls, lost power yesterday around 12:30 p.m., according to Director of Media Relations Rachel Pugh....

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