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Redefining the Line Between Terrorism and Democracy

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On October 5, conservative political theorist and personality David Horowitz released a ranking of the “Top Ten Schools Supporting Terrorism” in his publication,...

Photography and Social Media: Writing and Recording Your Own History

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Filtered photosets of Italian food and carefully angled selfies are common sights on social media nowadays. From Facebook to Snapchat, people have numerous...

President Obama’s Defining Legacy

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President Obama will go down in history as the first African American president, but he will also be remembered for his class, sense...

Editorial: Our Take On The California Ballot

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Prop 51: Yes Proposition 51 supports a state-issued $9 billion in bonds to fund improvement and construction for K-12 schools and community colleges. While...

Women’s Chess Championship Stirs Up Debate About Hijab

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American chess champion Nazi Paikidze has refused to participate in the 2017 Women’s World Chess Championship in retaliation against the host country Iran’s...

Digital Democracy: Redefining Popular Discourse For Minorities

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By Aditi Mayer Beyond the popular notion of the blogging world as an overly saturated, face-value driven sell-out circus, the digital space also serves...

President Napolitano, Listen Up: A Response to Napolitano’s Letter in the Boston Globe

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To UC President Janet Napolitano, Last week, you wrote an article for the Boston Globe expressing your opinion on freedom of...

The Effects of Microaggressions Against Asian Americans

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Earlier this week, a nameless woman rushed through the downpour in the streets of the Upper East Side. She was tight on time,...

Voter Registration

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Presumed student apathy and reported lack of political activism on college campuses is a media go-to cliché based on discouraging national numbers.  So-called...

A Closer Look at the Purpose of Greek Life

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We’ve all seen it in the movies. Young men in tank tops, with chiseled abs and an affinity for saying “dude” and...

The Financial Aid Office: Understaffed and Inefficient

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For the fall 2016 quarter at UC Irvine, 98,000 applications were received for just 6,000 available spots in the Class of 2020. The...

UCI’s Inflated Parking Permit Prices: An Unnecessary Financial Burden for Students

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Tuition rates leave half of UCI undergraduates an average of $18,000 in debt by the time they finish their degree, according to a...
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