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Reading, writing and effective communication are necessary for any job.
How Hurricane Harvey reveals humanity’s greatest sin
We are bringing a terrible fate on ourselves because we are morally diseased.
The case for bat flips
Like so many things, the culture of baseball is often discussed in terms of playing “the right way,” when we really mean “the white way.”
SGA president: UMD shouldn’t have hired its new chief diversity officer without student input
Other applicants participated in a competitive national search and were required to interact with students, faculty and staff. The same cannot be said of Roger Worthington.
The U.S. poet laureate matters — especially in uncertain times
Poetry can reassure us, it can challenge us and it can educate us. A good poet laureate can do all those thing as well.
Why I won’t be wearing a cap and gown at graduation
It is only a matter of time before the educational system collapses on its head.
Why I give fake phone numbers when strangers approach me
We must stop young men from associating aggression with dignity.
Binge watching may do some shows a disservice
There’s a popular trend moving towards binge watching entire television series. But sometimes, episodes might be better watched separately.
Senate now hiding spare key to the Capitol in Mitch McConnell’s jowls
“Whenever Mitch feels threatened, he just retreats into his shell. Sometimes he won’t come out for hours until we promise to give him some fresh cabbage or deny health insurance to 9/11 first responders,” Speaker Paul Ryan said.