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Matt Poe

As Poe Puts It: Last national park closes, final polar bear dies amidst oil drilling

Matt Poe January 25, 2017

Yellowstone National Park, the last remaining national park in the United States, closed just a few weeks ago back in late March 2019. Located primarily in Wyoming, Yellowstone was established in 1872...

Stephen D'Abreau

Opinion: As liberalism subsides

Stephen D'Abreau January 25, 2017

By the time you are reading this, we are about to officially complete our first week living under the new presidential administration.I have to admit, I am actually afraid. It isn’t because I’m black...

McKenzie Jean-Philippe

Opinion: It’s about time

McKenzie Jean-Philippe January 25, 2017

It's about time that the “who's who” of the entertainment industry have acknowledged that people with a little more melanin have more to contribute than comedians in voluptuous grandma suits, that...

Opinion: It’s time to call it – the American Dream is dead

Lucas Misera January 24, 2017

For nearly a century, the narrative within the United States has been a consistent one: Through hard work and egalitarianism, Americans are afforded the chance to succeed. Born in the shadows of the Great...

Opinion: Acceptance is not easy

Brandon Bounds January 24, 2017

It’s not easy to accept that the Oval Office has shifted from Barack Obama to President Donald Trump.It’s not easy to accept that the media is now at war with Trump, that those in my field are being...

Opinion: A few words on American patriotism

Daniel Henderson January 24, 2017

Former President Theodore Roosevelt routinely takes top five in most political experts’ lists of “Great American Presidents.” His wisdom lives on in many of his immortal words, none more important...

Matt Poe

Opinion: Relationship between public, media more important than ever

Matt Poe January 22, 2017

Donald Trump’s unlikely and unremarkable crusade to the White House demonstrated that all conventional rules of politics have been shattered, and the remaining shards of those rules have yet to be found....

Our View: Peaceful protests deliver most effective message

Editorial Staff January 22, 2017

As the Oval Office passed from Barack Obama to President Donald Trump this weekend, millions flocked to Washington, D.C. to participate in the accompanying festivities. While many visited to celebrate...

Demonstrators filled the National Mall before the Women's March on Washington on Saturday, Jan. 21, 2017. According to city officials an estimated 500,000 people participated in the demonstration.

Opinion: This is what democracy looks like

Bobbie Szabo January 22, 2017

Approximately 15,000 people of all genders flooded the streets of downtown Cleveland to march for civil rights — women’s rights, reproductive rights, LGBT rights, the rights of people of color and...

Nicholas Hunter

Opinion: Women’s March on Washington exemplifies desire for change

Nicholas Hunter January 22, 2017

The Women’s March on Washington in response to President Donald Trump’s inauguration this past Friday, with Business Insider estimating that “approximately 200,000 people will convene … to stand...

Matt Poe

Opinion: Trump’s farewell speech a reminder of preposterous four years

Matt Poe January 18, 2017

As Donald Trump prepared to give his final speech of his presidency, I was reminded of a similar (sort of) speech just a few years back featuring our former president, Barack Obama. The aforementioned...

Nicholas Hunter

Opinion: The Obama legacy: “When they go low…”

Nicholas Hunter January 18, 2017

His eight years are almost up. Tomorrow, President Barack Obama steps down, and Donald Trump is sworn in as the 45th president of the United States.In 7th grade, I recall sitting in world history class...

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