A measured review of Duquesne’s academic buildings

Eliyahu Gasson | opinions Duquesne University was blessed with beautiful vistas at the price of terrible topography. The architects that designed our campus were forced to grapple with steep hills and a limited amount of space, resulting in each building on campus having its own unique quirks and character. This list is meant to be a letter of appreciation to all of Duquesne’s academic buildings. … Continue reading A measured review of Duquesne’s academic buildings

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Maine voters choose to rank candidates on ballot

By Charlie Megginson | Staff Columnist Are you tired of voting for the lesser of two evils? In Maine, residents can now rank their candidates from least to most evil on their ballots. Of course, that’s not the real reason for “Question 5,” a referendum recently approved by voters in America’s northeasternmost state. Question 5 institutes the practice of ranked-choice voting in Maine. The referendum’s … Continue reading Maine voters choose to rank candidates on ballot

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