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While it might not be the most exciting aspect of the political landscape, it provides invaluable support to many communities that need it.
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Whether it be clearing encampments or condemning public defecation, legislative bodies have historically poured resources into punitive measures.
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It’s unimaginably nerve-wracking to have the most powerful forces in the nation acting against you, but there is also a coalition of institutions fighting to preserve that chance.
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As student journalists, we’re dedicated to our craft, which includes providing timely, accurate information to the public while remaining well within the limits of what could be construed as libel or slander.
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The ideas she espouses only agitate communities that are already on edge, thanks to regressive immigration efforts by the current administration.
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While these exams do not intentionally skew against students from these communities, it’s not too far of a stretch to say that standardized tests benefit the better off.
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Mistreating jail inmates completely erodes the idea of “innocent until proven guilty.”
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Although it’s easy to get frustrated amid hazy situations, know that, at the very least, the campus community is putting its best foot forward.
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Poor working conditions for lecturers and graduate students are huge roadblocks on the path to bringing in diverse, competent educators.
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Banning facial recognition technology, yet considering exemptions for certain locations of said technology, is hypocritical, to say the least.
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