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The Pita Pit

Last year, the Pita Pit was nothing more than an empty space flanked by Corner eateries Subway and Arch?s Frozen Yogurt.


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As American as apple pie

I?m not sure when it started, but somewhere in our nation?s history, the humble apple pie joined the ranks of the bald eagle and ballot box as American icons.


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Drawing the line

For editorial cartoonists like Daryl Cagle, the fine line between opinion and controversy can be found in the traces of his No.


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Election daze

Happy Election Day, everybody! On this most noble and patriotic of holidays, I?d like to remind you to rock the vote or get out the vote, or in the more threatening words of P.


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Love Connection

JosephFirst-year College studentWhat do you like to do in your free time?Read/write poetry, watch football, play my PS3.What are the physical and personality attributes you are looking for in a date?I like attractive girls who are smart, but not nerdy.


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Hail to my boyfriend

Election Day is tomorrow! All throughout the country, people will be voting for a man they want to lead the United States for the next four years.


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The credit crisis and your student debt

It is hard to avoid hearing the words ?bank bailout? these days, but they are ringing especially loud in the ears of college financial offices as officials and students are beginning to worry about what the downturn will mean for financial aid pools and student loan lenders.


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Hay fever

It?s a story you?ve heard a hundred times before. On a dark October night, a group of teenagers and college students wander off into the woods, looking to have some fun away from the confines of civilization.


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Pardon my French...

Study Abroad. The term tends to conjure images of luxurious, tropical, learning resorts, overflowing with spectacular food, fun and friends, and where the ?what happens in X town, stays in X town,? rule is evoked on a weekly basis.


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A license to vote

What defines a true American? The United States is often described as a country of immigrants, and in every naturalization ceremony, new citizens are told by the president they ?are just as American today as the descendants of the Founding Fathers.?To reach that naturalization ceremony, applicants need to meet a number of requirements set by US Citizens and Immigration Services, such as being at least 18 years old and having lived at the same address in the United States for a minimum of five years.Some University students entered the United States on a G4 visa ? a non-immigrant visa that allows members of international organizations to participate in business activities in the United States ? before obtaining their status as legal permanent residents because their parents worked in US offices of these international organizations, Fourth-year College student Christopher Kyle, for example, has been naturalized but is still a New Zealand national.


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The Muslim Students Association at the University strives to create an inclusive and supportive environment for Muslim students, with a special focus on the holy month of Ramadan. Vice President of MSA Amirah Radwan shares insights into the events and initiatives organized by the organization, as well as her vision and goals for MSA's future.