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College Price-fixing Lawsuit is More Evidence that Radical Change is Needed in US Higher Education

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A federal lawsuit was filed in Chicago against 16 of the nation’s top private universities on Jan. 9. The lawsuit, filed on behalf...

We Need Performance, Not Performative Activism

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On the evening of Jan. 9, a modest version of the Golden Globes took place with very little fanfare at an undisclosed location...

Critical Race Theory In Schools Isn’t Indoctrination, It’s the Truth

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School board meetings have recently become the setting for some of the United State’s biggest debates on controversial topics. Parents and community members...

The Rittenhouse Verdict: Shining a Spotlight on Many American Flaws

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After 27 hours of deliberations, the verdict was read. “As to the first count of the information … we, the jury, find the...

Nations and Their Nuclear New Year’s Resolutions

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The world’s superpowers agreed to prevent a global nuclear war by avoiding an arms race on Jan. 3. The five permanent members of...

The Problem With NFTs

Op-EdsDaniel Waters -
Non-fungible tokens (NFTs) have helped fuel the rise of cryptocurrency’s prevalence over the past year. Celebrities such as Steph Curry, Jimmy Fallon, Eminem...

Newsom’s Proposed Medi-Cal Expansion Could Pave the Way to a Healthier California

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California Gov. Gavin Newsom announced a plan that would expand the state's Medi-Cal program to virtually everyone in the state on Jan. 10.  Currently,...

The Case Against COVID-19 Vaccine Religious Exemptions

Op-EdsErika Cao -
Editor’s Note: This article includes an interview with former UCI professor Dr. Aaron Kheriaty conducted on Nov. 21, roughly three weeks prior to...

The Effects of Colonial Mentality Are Long-Lasting on Filipino Youths

Op-EdsCamelia Heins -
For many cultures around the world who have been impacted by colonialism, the effects are still long-lasting on their youth. One of these...

The Tentative Contract is a Step in the Right Direction, but Let’s Not Forget How UC Lecturers Were Treated

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The University of California is one of the most prestigious public research university systems in the world, with the nine UC campuses home...

Animes and Accountability: The System Isn’t Doing Enough

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Rep. Paul Gosar (R-AZ) retweeted a video on his Twitter account, showcasing an edited version of the opening credits from the anime Attack...

Generation Zine: Why the Revival of Zine Culture Is Crucial Today

Op-EdsCamelia Heins -
Haven’t you heard? Zines are back. Whether they’re in classrooms or online through social media platforms, zines have reentered the mainstream — and...
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