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Is Abstract Art Intrinsically Valuable?

Introduced into the Congressional record in 1945 amidst the pinnacle of the second Red Scare, “The Forty-Five Goals of Communism” was intended to subvert...
Myles Johnson ‘13 -
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Vatican Retools Words of Mass

It’s not every day that the Catholic Church makes an internal change. Indeed, the church has become a steady, unceasing bastion of tradition by...
Clark Durham '12, Editor-In-Chief -
Culture

The New Jungle and the Movie that Didn’t Win the Oscar

In 1906, young socialist Upton Sinclair rose from obscurity with the novel The Jungle, his expose of American meat packing. Sinclair’s version of the “Great...
Clark Durham '12, Editor-In-Chief -
Culture

Getting Ready for Hollywood’s Shining Moment

Two weeks ago, the American sports world held its biggest event of the year, the one and only Super Bowl; now, it’s time to...
Alex Briskey ‘12 -
Culture

Thank God for the USA

American exceptionalism seems to get a bad rap these days. After two centuries of support of the excellence of our nation, from Presidents, such...
Clark Durham '12, Editor-In-Chief -
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