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Sunday symbolism: The ethics of football

Football is beautiful. Let me fill you in on my rationale before you go disagreeing with me.

11/05/09 - 8:21PM
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An ode to the best show on television

I was on my way back from Blockbuster Wednesday night, “The Proposal” in hand (to watch with a girl, I swear), when I ran into a friend of mine who had just left Yogurt Oasis.

11/05/09 - 8:19PM
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DST: Black magic

The other day I was taking a small nap. I set my alarm and then promptly passed out in bed. After an epic dream, I woke up feeling refreshed. Then I looked outside. It was pitch black.

11/05/09 - 8:18PM
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A warm welcome to future Greek women

Dear underclassmen dreading Fall Rounds,

11/05/09 - 8:17PM
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Health care reform fuels debate on life

Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi’s plan is to unveil a re-tooled health care bill this week that would require U.S.

11/01/09 - 9:46PM
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Karzai challenger's withdrawal troubling

This Sunday, Abdullah Abdullah, the leading challenger in the upcoming run-off elections for the Afghani presidency, withdrew from the race.

11/01/09 - 9:44PM
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Take responsibility for your own actions

Personal responsibility is a concept that is becoming more and more elusive in today’s society.

11/01/09 - 9:28PM
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Cell phones cause cancer?

Doesn’t this sound familiar to anyone else? For years the cell phone companies assured the people and the politicians that their products were completely safe.

11/01/09 - 9:26PM
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Halloween becoming tamer affair at Vandy

Halloween is a notorious holiday on college campuses. It is the night where everyone dresses in ridiculous attire, and, traditionally, many women wear as little clothing as possible.

11/01/09 - 9:08PM
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GDP growth won’t give anybody a job in May

Last fall, in the desperate throes of campaign misery, Republicans marched around like little Elephanteers in bowties and shortpants, insisting that a recession required two consecutive quarters of downturned gross domestic product. Democrats were unimpressed by our slavish devotion to Investopedia.

10/29/09 - 9:48PM
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