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CHANCELLOR | We Are Not a Monolith
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This Black History Month, remember that Black communities in America and beyond are not a monolith.
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POGGI | The Hidden Costs of Studying Abroad
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Are you thinking of studying abroad? Think again — because it isn’t cheap.
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MARGULIES | Palestinians and Israelis Both Deserve to Thrive
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I have been a supporter and a critic of Israel nearly as long as I could spell its name. For nearly the whole of its existence, it has represented complexity to me. It is promise and hope, but also cruelty and idiocy. It is besieged but also discriminatory. It has a right to exist and to defend itself; it has an obligation to change and to reform itself. I defend it; I condemn it.
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MCNULTY | Disguising Anti-Zionism as Antisemitism Harms Students and the Community
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The government of Israel is no more exempt from criticism than is the government of the United States, which is funding, supplying and otherwise enabling Israel’s scorched-earth war on Gaza.
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OBASEKI | Brokie’s Guide to Valentine’s Day
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Valentine’s Day can get pricey. Here are some cost-cutting tips.
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TEBBUTT | Dr. Sagelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love 101 Sage Hall
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So, armed with this new knowledge of Sage 101 and its raison d’être, my waits for the bus stop on Feeney Way are now buoyed by ruminations on aesthetics and the makings of successful architecture.
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WEIRENS | Reflections from my Evening in the Ditch
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Rural America is closer than you may think.
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LIVINGSTON | There Is No Free Expression Without Disruptive Expression
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A civil disobedience expert opines about the implications of Cornell’s new policies. Democracy needs disruption.
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GUEST ROOM | You Need to Choose Love in a Loveless Society
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When we choose to love, we reject all forms of war. We read histories about the systems of domination that have allowed war to shape our world and we put ourselves in the context of people whose voices were taken away by war.
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SCHWARZ & SPARACIO | Free Speech on Campus?
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We might conclude that free speech does not allow for hate speech whether from ignorance or malice, but is an evolving, fluid concept depending on good will and human decency.