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Face Off: Should the United States get involved in Syria?

December 24, 2013 by Lori Patrick and Sean Ross

NO: I would prefer to avoid military presence in Syria, specifically any policy that puts “boots on the ground.” However, punitive strikes may be necessary if the Syrian government is lying to the U.S. about using chemical weapons on civilians. Obama is right to carefully consider the situation but should seek approval from Congress before declaring war on Syria. Washington … [Read more...] about Face Off: Should the United States get involved in Syria?

Perseverance defies fatalities

August 27, 2013 by Ricardo Avila Alvarez

Photo Courtesy of Alison Spann At 9 years old, Alison Spann tragically lost both parents. Today, she looks to a bright future as a senior and student-leader at Seaver college. It all started with 9/11. The day that will forever live in infamy for the United States was especially meaningful for Johnny Michael Spann, father of senior Alison Spann. After the attacks on the Twin … [Read more...] about Perseverance defies fatalities

SOPA bills deemed destabilizing to infrastructure of Internet

January 16, 2012 by Jason Parham & Kayla Ferguson

We live in a time period where the Internet has become nothing less than essential to our daily lives. From Google, to Facebook, to awkwardfamilyphotos.com, we would not be as efficient, educated or entertained as we are without the current liberties the Internet allows.  The SOPA (Stop Online Piracy Act) and PIPA (Protect I.P. Act) currently going through Congress are designed … [Read more...] about SOPA bills deemed destabilizing to infrastructure of Internet

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