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March For Our Lives: Kids Across The Globe Take Matters Into Their Own Hands
By Marissa Perry Sharpe On Friday, March 24, millions of kids and allies marched for what was said to be the “biggest gun control protest in a generation.” While in America the protest…
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The Royal Wedding: Making History in More Ways Than One
By Athena Pantelopoulos Since the announcement of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s engagement in November 2017, the world has been abuzz with royal wedding excitement. With a wedding date set for May 19, 2018,…
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Felix Sater: The Most Interesting Man Alive?
By Joshua Caron He has links to La Cosa Nostra and the Russian mafia, his own criminal record, and accolades from the former U.S. Attorney General? Felix Sater describes himself simply as a…
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Kim Kardashian: A Global Influencer
By Sarah Purtill In today’s world, it is easier and easier to stay connected with people who are halfway across the world. Social media and a globalizing economy have created new methods of…
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The Price of a Lake
By Caroline Bertholf The land on which we live is extremely valuable. Few people understand, appreciate, and respect its value more than the Haudenosaunee. The Haudenosaunee make up the six nation Confederacy, known…
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Between a Rock and a Hard Border
By Michael Canavan Twenty years ago, the three hundred mile stretch of fortifications, guard towers, and military checkpoints separating the Republic of Ireland from Northern Ireland was one of the most foreboding international…
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Termination of Temporary Protected Status Results in Both Humanitarian and Economic Consequences
By Courtney Griffin On Monday January 9th, the Trump administration announced its plan to terminate Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for nationals of El Salvador. This decision came just weeks after the white house…
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Talks Between North and South Korea Resume
By Sarah Shepp On January 2, 2018, South Korea invited North Korea to participate in the 2018 Winter Olympics that will be held in Pyeongchang, South Korea in February. South Korea has offered…
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What is Bitcoin and Why is it so Popular?
By Sarah Purtill To put it simply, Bitcoin is a currency that was created in 2009 by an unknown creator. The creator used the alias Satoshi Nakamoto. Bitcoin is unlike other currencies in…
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Current Conflict of Acknowledging Jerusalem as US Embassy Spot
By Morgan Hinckley Currently, the United States has an Embassy in the bustling city of Tel Aviv. President Donald Trump is debatably expected to announce in the next week or so, that the…