July 27, 2010
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For decades America’s secondary educational system has been slowly sinking when compared to European and Asian nations. A new study supports this and implies that
Now that Beyoncé is officially taking a 5-month hiatus to recharge her battery, it’s time to take a look at her possible replacements. Is there
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Hip-hop music has always served as a barometer for the joys and ills of inner-city life in America. However, while most hip-hop songs continue to
Politics can be reduced to a game of he said she said with the gender specific pronouns being replaced by the nouns Democrats and Republicans.
Despite the fact that our community is perpetually besieged by multiplicity of social ills, there is a tragic sense of apathy — if not antipathy
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Ask the average person what countries border Afghanistan, they probably couldn’t tell you. But ask the same person what professional Athletes or entertainers have their
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Elizabeth Hasselbeck is probably busy sharpening her razor tongue in preparations for a visit of presidential proportions. That’s because the White House has officially announced
