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Haram 2014: the next Kony 2012?

Sunday, May 18,2014 7:11 p.m.

Will the Boko Haram kidnappings fade away as quickly as interest in Joseph Kony two years ago?

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Making war a game

Wednesday, May 14,2014 7:48 p.m.

Drones take loss out of war, and that's a problem.

Opinion illo

Throwing stones from a glass house

By Editorial Board · Tuesday, April 15,2014 12 a.m.

It looks like OKCupid's Sam Yagan was trying to capitalize on a movement without doing any real work. Turnaround is fair play, but hypocrisy never looks good on anyone.

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Adultery? Sure. Abuse of power? No thanks.

By Dane McDonald · Thursday, July 25,2013 12 a.m.

What I do care about is that a man who takes the power granted to him by the voting populace sees fit to abuse it by preying on unassuming and naïve (and, in this case, attractive female) constituents.

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Popping pills for dropping pounds

By Lexia Banks · Monday, July 22,2013 12 a.m.

The Scripps Research Institute in Jupiter, Fla., is working on a pill that mimics the effects of exercise. It’s years away from hitting the pharmacy. But should it ever?

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Letter: Wisconsin's abortion ultrasounds

By Greg Mochen · Thursday, July 18,2013 12 a.m.

I am writing in response to Cole Lewis’ July 8 article “Wisconsin decides to kick (her) while she’s down” which criticized Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker’s bill to require ultrasounds before abortions.

Trayvon Martin: 1995-2012

Either way, a child is dead

By Lexia Banks · Monday, July 15,2013 12 a.m.

I’ve heard people describe the case as “some black boy got shot by a Mexican.” And then they go crazy about how the gunman must be racist. If Zimmerman had been black it would be a completely different conversation.

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Don't kill the messengers

By Samir Reddigari · Thursday, June 27,2013 12 a.m.

Edward Snowden and Bradley Manning made huge sacrifices to reveal the things they did. Regardless of your opinions on their crimes, what they brought to light deserves to be heard, debated and changed accordingly.

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The curious case of Edward Snowden

By Cole Lewis · Monday, June 24,2013 12 a.m.

The NSA revealed citizens’ private information to protect the country. Snowden revealed the federal government’s private information to protect the country. If you don’t support the NSA’s program, logic says you shouldn’t support Snowden’s pardon.

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A new, better dictionary

By Cole Lewis · Monday, June 17,2013 12 a.m.

With the inclusion of a phrase like “dad dancing,” a lot more slang should be added. Here are my revisions for the next edition of the dictionary.

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A true map quest

By Samir Reddigari · Monday, June 10,2013 12 a.m.

At the beginning of each of the five rounds in a game, you are dropped into a random Google street view somewhere in the world. Then you have to guess where you are by dropping a pin on a political map of the globe.

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Happy Father's Day, Mom

By Lexia Banks · Monday, June 10,2013 12 a.m.

This is what happens in most single-parent households. When one is missing, the other tries to fill both pairs of shoes. And yes, it’s twice the work, so they deserve twice the credit.

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