By Briana Kerensky Men and women in the United States spend more than $23 billion dollars per year on vitamin supplements. And in 2009, the…
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The story of a coffee shop’s struggle to unionize By Briana Kerensky In a world where Starbucks has wrapped its grande double mocha latte-coated tentacles around…
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On March 18, Senators Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) and Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) unveiled a new, bi-partisan plan for immigration reform. How nice. Right? Not really. The…
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Guest worker programs and legal slavery in America By Briana Kerensky We always hear about illegal immigrants who fight to get into the U.S. for…
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Tracking los desaparecidos in Argentina’s Dirty War By Briana Kerensky The people of Buenos Aires, Argentina love to complain about their government. When Argentina’s current…
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Europeans, South Americans, Asians and other citizens of foreign countries idolize American culture. So why do they care about McDonald’s, U.S. pop music and Friends?
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The miniskirt’s move from empowerment to objectification By Briana Kerensky In 2008, the mini-skirt is an article of fashion that seems to be reserved for…
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Why America isn’t a democracy By Briana Kerensky The 2008 presidential election had the highest voter turnout since Jimmy Carter was elected in 1976. Unfortunately,…
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Some parents opt to hold kids back before kindergarten By Briana Kerensky When I was about seven, my mom was always on the phone. Sometimes…
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By Briana Kerensky In 2008, the mini-skirt is an an article of fashion that seems to be reserved for a few different type of people.…
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