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Early admissions redux

The University ended its binding early decision admissions program September 2006 following national controversy that early admissions programs favor economically advantaged students.


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Early action: a step back

"I have been involved in recent months with a national task force on low-income students, and there is little doubt that early admission programs put low-income students at a significant disadvantage in the process.


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Financial profiling

The University announced Tuesday that it is making one small effort to reduce the headaches associated with the notoriously frustrating financial aid process.


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Pot o

Early last year Glenn Beck stated that people do not realize "how much money we're printing at the Federal Reserve." Huh?


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Color blind

Sometimes it is about race. The topic is impossible to cover in a column that is less than half a page, so some legitimate points will be omitted due to length restrictions.


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Hands in the air

The kind of movies they show on airplanes are sentimental bits: microwavable pop-corn, ready made with explosions at the push of a button.


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Monday morning quarterbacking

As Jon Stewart's Rally to Restore Sanity and/or Fear dominated the news and South Park debuted a ridiculed retrospective reporter, Captain Hindsight, a steady focus on the media's ability to control narratives and impact public opinion emerged.


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The new McCarthyism

Out of all the sensational and frightening campaign ads released during the 2010 election cycle, one distinguished itself from the rest by being especially crazy.


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Smoke signals

The livelihoods of researchers in higher education institutions oftentimes depend on grants. It is not unusual for professors to spend a considerable amount of time applying for these grants to further their research.


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Separation anxiety

"One nation, under God." These are words we have all grown up saying. We recited them every day for 12 years in grade school and we often recite them before meetings.


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A bad wager

A prominent group pushing for a living wage at the University, dubbed "Workers and Students United," has renewed its calls for the University to adopt an inflation-indexed wage of $11.44 for both its contracted and direct employees.


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Giving thanks

Thursday was Veterans Day - a day to remember and thank those who have so valiantly served our nation.

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Latest Podcast

The Peer Health Education program is made up of students who work to empower their peers to develop healthier habits. Evie Liu, current Outreach Coordinator of PHE and fourth-year college student, discusses the role of PHE in promoting a “community of care” in the student body and expands on the organization’s various initiatives.