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Column: Cybersecurity should be a priority
National security threats often invoke images of bombs, guns and invading military forces, but one of the most pressing threats to the United States involves none of these things.
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Column: The paradoxical President
Four years after his Panglossian crusade for hope and change was slugged by the realities of a dysfunctional Washington, President Obama emerged reinvigorated from an arduous campaign and delivered a second inaugural address that boldly staked a progressive agenda for his second term.
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Editorial: Sandberg says women should let employers know if pregnancy is on horizon
Last week, at the annual meeting of the World Economic Forum, Facebook Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg held that companies should be able to ask women about their plans for starting a family, according to The Telegraph.
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Editorial: Drone strikes on U.S. citizens in al-Qaida complex, but necessary tactic
America has been fighting against the terrorist organization al-Qaida since the 9/11 attacks in 2001, and in May 2011 Osama bin Laden, the former leader of al-Qaida, was killed by Navy SEALs while hiding in a fortress in Pakistan.
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Editorial: Adderall – Friend or foe? Mostly the latter
Adderall is an amphetamine-based medication intended to treat attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, or A.D.H.D.
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Column: United States’ fiscal house needs immediate repair
Averting the sequestration that looms like an iceberg dead ahead of the United States’ ship of state should be Congress' next priority.
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Column: Facebook app makes sex even easier
Ever wonder if that "poke" you got from a friend on Facebook was really more of an invitation for sex rather than a friendly "hello"? Well, now you can get around the awkward wondering with a new app that notifies other friends if the two of you want to "bang.
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Column: U.S. should stop sending foreign aid to North Korea
Everybody’s favorite international non-conformist is at it again. Recently North Korea announced it is taking a more aggressive approach to foreign policy by continuing to test nuclear weapons and long range rockets as part of its action against “the sworn enemy of the Korean people.
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Editorial: That textbook comes to zero dollars
At the beginning of each semester, students begrudgingly trudge to the bookstore to pay an exorbitant price to purchase textbooks for their classes.