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A Victory for Democracy in the Hoosier State

After Indiana Governor Mike Pence passed a bill on religion that was justifiably met with uproar, I was ready to give up on the future of American politics. Pence’s response to protests, however, has me singing a different tune.

Talking Trash to the Garbage Around You

Tyler Brown THE SANTA CLARA February 12, 2014   ast Sunday marked the 57th annual Grammy Awards, and just as life beholds two absolute certainties in death and taxes, so[…]

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The Fifty Shades of Economic Inequality

Placing the vast majority of income and wealth into the hands of a small group of people is a disastrous move that could result in the undermining of democracy, as politicians are much more likely to respond to the desires of those who are funding their campaigns than nameless voters.

Different Culture, Different Comedy: A Lesson From Abroad

“We have a lot of irony and self-criticism. I think there are very few boundaries of what we think is hilarious.” This is how 20-year-old Copenhagen University student Harald Hersted sums up the Danish sense of humor.

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