Written by Timothy Holst on Mar 1, 2010 in Politics

The United States is divided on the dilemma of our generation, the annexation of the Philippines. The navy under direction of commodore Dewey took control of Manila Harbor and troops later stormed the islands removing the Spanish forces. The future of the Philippines now hangs in the balance. The United States should...
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Written by William Jeffrey Johnston on Feb 11, 2010 in Politics

The founders of United States knew that it was systemically perfectible, rather than perfect. As an homage to that realisation they included a method for amending the central document, so that when times changed the nation would not be inhibited by archaic processes. Unfortunately, as time has passed our reverence...
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Written by William Jeffrey Johnston on Aug 13, 2009 in Politics

Introduction
Depleted uranium munitions, while oft rumoured by those opposed to its use to have been employed by Israel in 1973, first saw widespread use in the 1991 Gulf War, where over three hundred tonnes were expended by American and British armed forces. Since then, they have seen the soil of Bosnia, Serbia, Kosovo,...
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Written by Nik Hernandez on Aug 6, 2009 in Politics

When you are out shopping for a birthday gift for your little sister and she sends you out looking for a Barbie doll, it is often hard to make up your mind just which one you want to choose. The Barbie doll has become an idol and a physical role model for a lot of young girls over the years but one thing that a lot of people...
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Written by Chris Sheehy on Jun 6, 2009 in Politics

Voice of the People
The institution of marriage, and the recent attempt in California to redefine marriage, draws strong feelings because marriage is such a long-standing element in the structure of our society. Our cultures’ roots for the institution of marriage grow out of our Judeo-Christian past and have...
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Written by Alex Rogala on May 28, 2009 in Politics

If We Only Knew
We may soon have 51 white stars embroidered in our regal flag. Although unofficially admitted as of yet, this new 51st state has been a proud recipient of America’s government-sponsored programs such as welfare, defense, healthcare, and housing for nearly sixty years. This state shall be entitled Israel....
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