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Continuing the Legacy of Executive Action

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Praise or protest, every American must be conscious of what Obama’s executive action means for our country as a whole.

A Night Makes a Difference

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Given the choice to go to Mount Auburn or do nothing, most students will do nothing.

Why the Crimson?

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Too often, the Crimson seems to announce key information faster than University officials.

Putting Faith in UHS

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Students must trust that the University is indeed acting in the students’ best interests, and withhold judgment until an alternative is provided

An Inaccessible Administration

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It is concerning to say the least that the decision to cut back on overnight services was made with virtually no regard for student opinion.

For Republicans, Winning the Senate Is Too Little, Too Late

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Obama has already exhausted politically viable appointments and the remaining vacancies are intractable even with a Democratic Senate.

Flipping the Narrative on Obstructionism

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A flipped script of obstructionism will give the Republicans a much needed boost in image.

Energy in the Next Congress

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With Republicans in control of both houses of Congress, President Obama might have a hard time stopping a new composite energy bill.

Maybe It Doesn't Matter

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No drastic Republican-sponsored change can be expected.

Could Republicans Help End Mass Incarceration?

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If the goal is to reduce the number of people in prison, the Republican victory on Tuesday is not necessarily a death knell of the cause.
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