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The CDC Versus the Zombie Apocalypse

Jimmy Meixiong -
Government agencies aren't always slow and humorless, but zombies certainly are.

Campaign Ads or Movie Trailers?

Naji Filali -
Just when I thought the 2012 GOP field could not be any more gaffe-proof, Texas Governor Rick Perry proved me wrong. Last week, the...

The Great (Or Not-So-Great) Debaters

Alex Boota -
Media control over debates and debate coverage is a problem.

Does Anyone Think This Is a Good Idea?

Paul Schied -
One provision of the president's jobs plan seems stunningly impractical.

Weighing In: Pride or Politics?

Paul Schied -
The gay rights movement should be focusing on political pragmatism and the humanity of homosexuals rather than pride.

The Special Election Fallacy

admin -
Are special elections momentous or mundane? Let the special election dissection commence.

Occupation With No End?

Sandra Korn -
The Occupation of Wall Street might not have any concrete goals, but that shouldn't detract from its importance.

In Defense Of Boas And Other Things Queer

Anonymous -
The Gay Rights Movement doesn't have a tone problem; focusing on diversity is a strength, not a weakness.

Making the Super Committee Transparent

Matt Shuham -
Sunshine may be the best disinfectant, but right now we're in the dark as to who is donating to super committee members.

Mormons, Homosexuals, and Public Relations

Paul Schied -
The gay community didn't take my advertising advice, but the Mormon community did.
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