Staff writer Akina Nanayakkara reports on New Caledonia’s fight for independence from France. New Caledonia’s Independence from France – The Myriad By Akina NanayakkaraNew Caledonia […]
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Portland State University will disarm its police form effective September 1. The announcement is the result of a 2019 shooting of a Black man involving
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North Dakota State University announced a new survey June 17, revealing 57% of current left-leaning undergraduates consider themselves unpatriotic. Most liberal students disfavor capitalism and
Campus Reform | U of Michigan will not rename conservative donor’s name from building, faces backlash University of Michigan President Mark Schissel rebuked the regent’s
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Muhammad Riaz reports on the deportation and detaining of African migrants in Saudi Arabia that are currently suffering in hellish detention centers. Saudi Arabia detains
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THE MYRIAD NEWS Afghanistan Peace Talks Remain Unsuccessful – The Myriad Editor in Chief Celine Park reports on the negotiations between the Taliban and the
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“Alpha Beta Kappa Gamma Epsilon Pi Phi Omega! We are your future sisters and welcome home!” The chants shouted from inside the old establishments lining
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By: Gabriella Megan Hakopian “”The happy Union of these States is a wonder; their Constitution a miracle;their example the hope of Liberty throughout the world.”
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Political Analysis of D.C. Capitol Seize Fox News vs CNN Rhetoric designates how history is written. The bias of a network determines if a protest
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Riots on the Capitol Vice President Mike Pence stood up against President Donald Trump Wednesday January 6, 2021 as he affirmed President-elect Joe Biden’s victory,
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Today is the day, January 5, 2021, that the runoff election in Georgia takes place. Currently, the Senate republicans take lead by 2; however, with
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The question captivating the country right now. Who deserves to be vaccinated first. The CDC and bioethics associations issued guidelines to vaccinate those most at
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Back at it again, but this time refined. For the past six months, we’ve all ran blind. No one knew what was up in the
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Since when are patients considered clients…
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https://www.elitedaily.com/p/2020s-first-time-voters-are-so-hyped-to-cast-their-ballots-41046811 An excerpt from Anika Nayak’s published article: 2020’s First-Time Voters Are So Hyped To Cast Their Ballots Valerie C., 20 Greenwich, Connecticut I used
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Democrats potential to flip the Senate As early elections take hold, democrats have the upper hand in flipping the Senate. Typically, the opposing political party
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By Maddie Solomon When I started my internship with She’s the First, an organization dedicated to fighting gender inequalities through education — I knew that
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Kathryn Last night’s debate was definitely a better debate than the Presidential Debate because they actually talked about policy. I thought both Kamala Harris and
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Washington D.C. Becomes Hotbed of Coronavirus – President Trump was diagnosed with COVID and transported to a local military hospital. En route doctors administered a
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(READ THE FULL ARTICLE AT https://www.elitedaily.com/p/12-young-women-reflect-on-ruth-bader-ginsburgs-legacy-how-to-keep-fighting-35340553) ————————————————————————————————————————————————— BY ANIKA NAYAKSEP. 30, 2020 It’s been more than a week since Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s death
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This past week, a formidable being laid to rest. After a lifetime of fighting injustice, RBG paved the way for women to enter the workforce
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William Ruden-Sella reports on South Korea’s new plans to develop surveillance satellites that will monitor the Korean border By William Ruden-Sella Credit: The Myriad News
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By: Kathryn Papas September 22, 2020 “If you’re a Republican, do me a favor and unfollow me.” That’s the message that opened up on my
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A point of exhaustion arises with the constant exposure to politics- the coined ‘compassion fatigue’, TFS or ‘Trump Fatigue Syndrome’, or how I’ll put it as “Political Fatigue Syndrome’ (PFS). Now the question arises: how to mitigate your political responsibility stress.
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We are looking forward to zoom-hosting our local state representatives, senators, and city managers. Be on the lookout for their answers to these topics. Topics
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Shraeya Iyer examines the role of politics in the classroom, looking at how teachers in different countries choose whether or not to introduce political ideas
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Don’t believe anyone who tells you women and men are equal. Women are consistently subjected to the indirect sexism that the world throws at them.
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August 27th, 2020 By: Megan Hakopian Bar exam takers this year are facing uncertainty in many different ways. All over the country, students will be
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August 25th, 2020 By: Nonso Elelleh “They’re completely out of chicken nuggets AND french fries,” I hear my aunt say as she tosses the grocery
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By Lousheen Dalmao Credit: The Myriad News Lousheen Dalmao explains the attempts of different countries in confronting their colonial pasts. There are various ways in confronting
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Achraf El Madnaoui reports on the oil spill in Mauritius, the dangers it poses to marine ecosystems and how the country has been containing it.
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August 20th, 2020 By: Megan Hakopian The microfinance revolution has changed the lives of so many in underdevelopedand developing nations and included many people who
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Muhammad Riaz explains how Islamophobia is increasing at an alarming rate and how it is seen throughout our world in many different forms. By: Muhammad
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August 18th, 2020 By: Ganon Evans There Will Come Not So Soft Rains On August 10 th , 2020, a massive windstorm known as a
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Editor-in-Chief Celine Park analyzes the government policy in Turkey on the topic of the Syrian refugee crisis. By Celine Park Credit The Myriad News “Our
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Avery Parkinson explains the western response to requests for repatriation of African artifacts stolen during colonization. By Avery Parkinson Credit: The Myriad News At the
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Here’s the bottom line. We are living in House of Cards. Season 5. Chapter 53. A tremendous turn of events down in quiet rooms we,
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By Kagan Rowland Credit: The Myriad News The event is one of the biggest on earth Every year as many as 2.5 million people from around the
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August 11th, 2020 By: Megan Hakopian You’ve heard the phrase “Period. End of Sentence.” But have you heard the new phrase “Periods don’t stop for
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Raghav Pandya explains the rapidly growing concerns over Venezuela’s health dilemma and how the government’s denial of the crisis violates basic human rights. By Raghav Pandya
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