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Is the American Sniper an American Hero?

By Anand Tayal, Contributor

The American Sniper debuted in movie theaters across the country last week and immediately shattered box office records with an $89.5 million three-day haul. Its widespread popularity has been attributed to its great trailer, Continue reading →

The TI-84 Instrument of Texas

By Asimzb (Own work) [CC BY 3.0 (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0)], via Wikimedia Commons

By: Dipak Krishnan, Contributor

Texas Instruments has found its way into my school. Wait, that’s actually incorrect. Texas Instruments found its way into my school a long time Continue reading →

Hip Hop’s Quandary

Photo by Jørund Føreland Pedersen, distributed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported license

By: Larry Zhang, Senior Editor

Iggy Azalea and Macklemore?

Some have accused the two rappers and the many more Caucasian musicians before Continue reading →

A Canceled Interview

By: Larry Zhang, Senior Editor

This Christmas, it seems that some Americans won’t be getting what they wished for.

Sony Pictures Entertainment’s The Interview was pulled from the company’s list of holiday season releases, just shortly after what Sony executive Continue reading →

Eric Garner: A Country United

IMAGE: JULIO CORTEZ/ASSOCIATED PRESS

By: Shaan Fye, Editor-in-Chief

WHEN even Bill O’Reilly is “extremely troubled” and thinks that “all Americans, every one of us, should pity Mr. Garner and his family,” it becomes apparent that the death of Continue reading →

The Crisis of the Big Three: Russia, China, U.S.

By: Larry Zhang, Senior Editor

China, Russia, and the United States.

To most people, they are considered the single three most powerful nations on earth.

However, the relationship among the Big Three is not as triangular as one would think, Continue reading →

Venezuelan Irony

By: Shaan Fye, Editor-in-Chief

Why is Venezuela, home to the largest oil reserves in the world, importing oil? At first glance, it seems preposterous. Considering that PVDSA (Venezuela’s cash cow) is the world’s fifth largest oil exporter, many people Continue reading →

The Rise of 3-D Printing and its Effects on the Future

By: Divyesh Chotai, Associate

With the rapid expansion of low-cost three-dimensional printers, 3D printing has significantly evolved in recent years. This rapid development has produced machines that are capable of printing larger products at faster speeds. Three-dimensional printing refers to Continue reading →

Why are Oil Prices Falling?

By: Shaan Fye, Editor-in-Chief

What could be a temporary boon for consumers could be indicative of upcoming global economic peril. WTI Crude oil prices have dropped down to about 82 dollars, the lowest price seen in over two Continue reading →

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Founded by a group of politically-minded students, Next Generation Politics is a coalition of students, educators, and elected officials who all share the common goal of facilitating political discussion among young people, as well as between them and their elected representatives to ensure that no young voter feels indifferent to politics. Members attend events, write articles for our blog, organize town halls and debates, and even start their own chapters. However, our end purpose remains to ensure that our generation’s youth is politically informed and equipped with strong and developed opinions in order to have an effective hand in government.

Is the American Sniper an American Hero?

The TI-84 Instrument of Texas

By Asimzb (Own work) [CC BY 3.0 (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0)], via Wikimedia Commons

By: Dipak Krishnan, Contributor

Hip Hop’s Quandary

Photo by Jørund Føreland Pedersen, distributed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported license

By: Larry Zhang, Senior Editor

A Canceled Interview

By: Larry Zhang, Senior Editor

Eric Garner: A Country United

IMAGE: JULIO CORTEZ/ASSOCIATED PRESS

By: Shaan Fye, Editor-in-Chief

The Crisis of the Big Three: Russia, China, U.S.

By: Larry Zhang, Senior Editor

Venezuelan Irony

By: Shaan Fye, Editor-in-Chief

The Rise of 3-D Printing and its Effects on the Future

Why are Oil Prices Falling?

By: Shaan Fye, Editor-in-Chief

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