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The Wages of Sin: Stairway to Heaven
The Wages of Sin: Stairway to Heaven
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How to bribe Your Way Into College
How to bribe Your Way Into College
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Sorry Kid, You’re on Your Own
Sorry Kid, You're on Your Own
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The Green New Deal is proof that environmentalists can’t do math
The Green New Deal is laughably unrealistic. Implementing even a tenth of the plan would destroy the U.S. economy and impoverish tens of millions of people.
College cheating scandal reveals bad parenting at its worst
Perhaps this college cheating scandal will help us realize that our young people are the ones who will have to deal with the results of our bad parenting.
California and the death penalty
California Gov. Newsom becomes the fourth governor to issue a moratorium on the death penalty, joining executives in Oregon, Colorado, and Pennsylvania.
There’s nothing pro-family about the Family Research Council
The conservative Family Research Council's overwhelming interest in promoting families extends little further than a woman's womb.
Spring break trips require vigilant sun protection
Sun protection is especially important for those visiting tropical destinations for spring break as sun exposure in these locations is more intense.
BLM conducts prescribed burns 30 miles south of Fredonia
Prescribed burns will be conducted by the BLM south of Fredonia during the month of March, depending upon fuel and weather conditions.
SUU mentor program SOAR increases sophomore retention rates
It is through efforts to increase retention rates and enhance the second-year experience that SUU created the SOAR program.