Last Wednesday marked the end of the debates for the 2016 election season. Looking back on the issues repeatedly discussed throughout the primaries and presidential debates, the Trans-Pacific Partnership...
“Ready to Die,” The Notorious B.I.G.
“Illmatic,” Nas
“The Chronic,” Dr. Dre
“Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik,” OutKast
“College Dropout,” Kanye West
“Doggystyle,”...
Ice Cube in “Friday” (1995)
Method Man in “How High” (2001)
Ice T in “New Jack City" (1991)
Will Smith in “The Pursuit of Happyness" (2006)
Ice Cube in “Boyz n the Hood" (1991)
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Ever since 1995, Oakland University has had a clause in its nondiscrimination policy regarding students in same-sex relationships. For 21 years, OU has been a space where gay and lesbian students are protected...
We’ve spent the past two weeks of Political Focus examining the candidates’ positions on higher education. However, we can’t move past the debate on education until we have also examined K-12 education...
Protests grow violent and lawsuits run rampant because something is skewed in our society. From the hallowed chambers of the Supreme Court to our very own campus in Suburbia U.S.A., a subtle shift has...
At 22, U.S. Army veteran Isaiah Brock has seen far more than your average college freshman. He spent four years serving in places including Kandahar, Afghanistan and Kuwait as a mortuary affairs specialist.
His...
Alex Stevens, Political Columnist
• October 11, 2016
This week, audio uncovered by The Washington Post confirmed what most of us already knew about Donald Trump: he’s a pretty awful human being.
If that wasn’t clear before this week, consider that...
Last week, we began taking a look at Hillary Clinton’s proposal for higher education. Specifically, we examined her plan for free tuition at public, in-state universities and community colleges. That...
“What’s Luv?” by Fat Joe
“Slow Motion,” by Juvenile
“Put It On Me,” by Ja Rule
“Overnight Celebrity,” by Twista
“Like Glue,” by Sean Paul
“Foolish,” by Ashanti
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Many topics were covered in last week’s first presidential debate. However, one of the most popular topics in young voters was relatively absent: the cost of higher education. No questions were asked...
