We are all aware of the growing problem of illegal immigration in the United States. This problem brings with it the question of who should be a part of the “American dream,” which involves starting at the bottom and, through hard work and perseverance, attaining success. A modern version of the American dream would entail […]
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Good news: That elusive eight hours of sleep is only a click away! Getting to bed early is difficult for college students due to club meetings, studying and late night-cravings, all of which can cut down on the quality time you get to spend with your mattress. And even after we have hit the sheets,
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Executive Board President Bri Hall is a Psychology major currently working for Broad Street Ministries and EU’s Theater Department. She enjoys playing guitar, listening to NPR and podcasts and hanging out with her hall-mates. Vice President Julia Kinbacher is a senior majoring in both Psychology and Sociology. She wishes college had not gone so fast,
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The strange thing about being loved by someone is that you begin to love yourself. It is almost sad because now that someone loves you, you see that you are worthy to be loved, that you are beautiful, like the sun in her glory, shining light on every man, exposing everything about him. You feel
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The latest news craze, other than the Michael Jackson trial, is the White House’s obsession with Solyndra, a Silicon Valley solar company that was reported to be near bankruptcy. When President Obama visited the site in May 2010, he announced that that this was “the future.” The company had received $528 million dollars in federal
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