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How political polarization affects the country

Josh Imhof | features editor In the summer of 2024, politics splintered the relationship between a mother and her daughter. Each of them recall it happening differently. “She asked who I was voting for, and right away it was ‘Why are you voting for [Kamala Harris]?’” said Cami Claytor, a Democrat and junior political science major at Duquesne. Her mother, Holly Claytor, a Republican, said … Continue reading How political polarization affects the country

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Staff Editorial: Americans need to step up

On Sept. 23, The New York Times opinions columnist Thomas Friedman published an opinion piece about his observations of Ukrainians fighting for their democracy as war ravaged their country. For over three and a half years, the country has battled Russia as bombs and missiles have leveled cities and killed countless soldiers and civilians on both sides. However, Friedman was referring to a different battle. … Continue reading Staff Editorial: Americans need to step up

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Is it so bad the mini crossword has a paywall now?

Charlotte Shields-Rossi | a&e editor For those who don’t have a subscription to The New York Times and its full-sized daily crossword, the Mini crossword was a bite-sized offering of the time-honored tradition so many filled out while sipping their morning coffee. But now, it too, has a paywall. Now if you want to play the Mini you have to pay either $6 per month … Continue reading Is it so bad the mini crossword has a paywall now?

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Good programs exist beyond the Ivy Leagues

03/14/2019 By Duke Staff Entering the “real world” and trying to find worthwhile, stable employment is a feat that every college student will have to grapple with at the end of their academic journey. This is especially stressful in the competitive field of journalism, where jobs are scarce as it is, let alone internship opportunities. It becomes all the more stressful when you realize you … Continue reading Good programs exist beyond the Ivy Leagues

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Features

Crossword Puzzles: A finals week proposal

By Seth Culp-Ressler | Features Editor As the semester draws to a close and finals loom on the horizon, I have a suggestion for Duquesne students: Immerse yourself in the world of crossword puzzles. It’s my method this year for staving off end-of-the-semester stresses, and I think you could benefit from the practice as well. I promise, it’s a really good idea. …crossword puzzles? Really? … Continue reading Crossword Puzzles: A finals week proposal

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Hair loss will not be an issue in the future

By Carley Thieret | Student Columnist When you walk into any bathroom in a college dorm on a Friday or Saturday night, there are certain beauty items that are guaranteed to be present on the counter. The combination of shampoos, conditioners, straighteners and hairdryers make up the majority of college females’ beauty repertoire. The underlying truth behind this massive amount of beauty supplies is that … Continue reading Hair loss will not be an issue in the future

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Student need self-branding

By Carrie Garrison | Student Columnist When you think of self-branding, think of Tom Haverford from NBC’s hit television show Parks and Recreation.  In one episode, Tom and coworker Jerry are asked to help rebrand the parks department. Jerry thinks too simply and suggests to change the font of the parks and recreation logo. Tom goes a little overboard and proposes a park ranger reality … Continue reading Student need self-branding

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International peace is challenged at the 38th Parallel

By Georgie Flynn | Asst. Opinions Editor It is no secret that North Korea has been an issue for the U.S. North Korea has a reputation of not keeping the peace. North Korea has tried to assassinate multiple South Korean leaders, including the 1983 Rangoon Bombing, an assassination attempt on the fifth president of South Korea, Chun Doo-hwan. Recently North Korea has been causing quite … Continue reading International peace is challenged at the 38th Parallel

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