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I go to Penn, so obviously I am freaking out about what I am going to do this summer. It is already almost March and I do not have clear plans for June, so obviously I am already behind where I am supposed to be.
With the Pennsylvania primaries fast approaching, as well as those of many other relevant states, the DP Opinion board is endorsing candidates for the Presidential Primaries, as we have in past elections.
Spring break filled your newsfeed with not only your friends’ pictures in Puerto Rico, Cabo, Miami Beach or various Alternate Spring Break locations, but also with the breaking news that Kim Kardashian had broken the Internet once again with her post of a nude selfie.
Donald Trump will defeat Hillary Clinton and become the next president of the United States.
To those vehemently insisting that the primaries are ongoing, Trump’s sweeping Super Tuesday triumph makes his eventual victory almost mathematically certain.
Last Thursday evening, the University of Missouri’s Board of Curators announced the dismissal of Assistant Professor of Communications Melissa Click, who garnered national attention last year when she was caught on video confronting a student journalist who was attempting to take pictures of a protest in which Click was participating.
In the video, Click confronts the photographer, grabbing his camera and gesticulating angrily in his face.
Recently I binge-watched the fifth season of Suits, a legal drama airing on USA Network. Suits has some realistic parts and some very unrealistic parts.
The simplest aspects of the show are true.
Following the announcement of the closure of The Africa Center last spring, students mobilized in protest against what we rightly perceived as a marginalization of the study of an entire continent, its 1 billion people, their cultures, languages, histories, economies and institutions.