OPINION: Why doesn’t Thanksgiving get more recognition?
Nov 19, 2021 11:27 amThanksgiving tends to be overlooked even though its values are important.
Thanksgiving tends to be overlooked even though its values are important.
We need leaders who serve the public good, not their own ambition.
Building a sports stadium takes advantage of the city’s residents while owners sit back.
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Whitten recently celebrated IU’s ties with the U.S. military.
Hoosiers need to think about excess, portion sizes and needless wasting.
Sexual assault should be taken seriously, but greek life shouldn’t be blamed.
American Eagle’s decision to exclude plus-size options adds to negative stereotypes.
Although state redistricting has been decided, local redistricting is still underway.
Students think they have to finish college in four years, but they don’t.
Fascism is as American as apple pie, and we should all go on a diet.
The Walter Center is a good start, but further resources should be built into the curriculum.
The recent unemployment crisis won’t be solved by attracting workers with higher wages.
A socialist response to “Our free market economy is better off without capitalism.”
Rates of influenza A dropped from 16.2% in 2019 to 0.3% in 2020.
This land was made for you and me.
It’s more than “Ope! Let me scoot past ya!”
Students are tired of their routines.
Journalists occupy a unique space between accurate and empathetic reporting that can be detrimental to their mental health.
The free-market economy has done wonders for mankind but is hindered by capitalism.
Students should be able to join online if they can’t make it to class.
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