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Let’s not list calories, okay? This summer, the Food and Drug Administration created a regulation mandating that chain restaurants post the calories for all the…

The acceptable artificiality of fake laughter LOL! LAWL! ROFL! We all “laugh out loud,” and “roll on the floor laughing,” but do we really mean…

By Emily Ehrenberg For the first time in five years, Bon Iver has released a new album. From the song titles and album cover alone…

The growing interest of on-the-go dating Despite it perhaps playing into the modern “hookup culture,” Tinder is becoming an increasingly viable source when it comes…

Colombia’s desire to re-negotiate with FARC is not failure For 52 years, the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia waged war against the Colombian people, bringing…

by Mila Phelps-Friedl If only everyone could die as gracefully as trees do. They grip to life — tucking away green foliage for burly reds…

Revealing the financial implications of union negotiations When I asked a staff member of the union SEIU Local 200United about the implications of the faculty…

Debates have stopped truly exploring the issues Two candidates step into the Octagon. One wins, one loses, say the pundits. But in reality the only…

They’re salty, they’re chewy and they’re always kind of…wet? But everyday, hundreds of billions of people consume olives on salads, pizzas and more. Personally, I…

Sexual harassment in the workplace It’s odd to think that some people don’t know what right from wrong is. For example, it’s wrong to steal,…