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Moving the Needle

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How the new generation can create equal opportunities for both genders.

Why "Project X" Goes Too Far: On "Project X"

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First and second impressions of "Project X."

Light Reading, or Not: On "The Master and the Margarita"

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The many interpretations of a Russian masterpiece.

Answering the Call of Duty: On "All In: The Education of David Petraeus"

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An informative but perhaps now somewhat outdated work on General Petraeus.

Finding Meaning Before Midterms: On "Man's Search for Meaning"

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Encountering meaning on the streets of NYU.

Facing the Music: On "V For Vendetta"

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Why "V for Vendetta" is just all-round good.

An Ambitious Pragmatism: On "Poor Economics"

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The merits and short-falls of the pragmatist approach to poverty relief.

An Ethical Struggle: On "Dispatches"

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What a Vietnam and war classic reveals about its author.

Everyone on the Panel is a Politician

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The looming failure of the committee to accomplish anything is due to systemic partisan voting.

The Vocal Minority

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Many lawmakers realize that the people that donate to them see "tax" as a dirty word.
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