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WAKE UP! Denying Climate Change After Sandy is Unethical


Policymakers can no longer mince words: Climate. Change. Hurts. The denial of global warming is no longer acceptable. Actually, it never really was. But the most recent manifestation of human-caused climate change in the form of hurricane Sandy raises that unacceptability to a new level. Climate change denial after Sandy veers toward immorality. Hurricane Sandy [...]

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Searching for Heroes Amongst Steroids


With the recent retiring of Manny Ramirez, it begs the question of where are the Heroes in the steroid driven baseball era?

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Violence Has Taken Rivalries Too Far


The historic rivalry has been taken too far by fan violence, as the Brian Stow incident displays.

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Golf at Its Finest at This Year’s Masters


A look back at one of the best Master's in recent memory.

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Rule Changes Make NFL “Softer”


are new rule changes making the NFL softer ?

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The Heyer Score: The Nostalgia of Wiffle Ball


America’s love of sports is definitely prominent in our society, but where does this love for these sports come from? Are we born with it or is it the things we did when we were kids that make us love to play or admire those professional players? Of course when our parents introduced us to [...]

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Proposition 1A is the Future of Travel

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Proposition 1A is the Future of Travel


USF students come from all over the country, but mostly from other parts of California. Los Angeles, San Diego, and Sacramento natives make up a large portion of the USF population. Can any of you Southern, Central or far Northern Californians imagine living in your home city while still going to USF? This won’t be [...]

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The Politics Behind Krugman’s Nobel Prize


An argument could be made that the Nobel Prize committee tried to influence the US election by giving the award to Krugman. Krugman deserves the prize but the timing looks suspicious. The Nobel Prize committee could have waited a year and given the prize to Krugman. There are plenty of great economists to choose from. [...]

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Student Pay Issues Still Unresolved, Require Immediate Attention


With approximately one month left in the fall ’08 semester, students are still struggling to get paid for their on-campus jobs. There are some students that have gone the entire semester without receiving a paycheck from USF. When the Foghorn attempted to contact the USF Payroll Department, we were left without answers. Interviews were scheduled [...]

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