Collegian columnist Dan Rahrig is fed up with outrageous textbook costs and the barring of competition that makes them possible—and he knows how to deal with it.
Collegian columnist Dan Rahrig is fed up with outrageous textbook costs and the barring of competition that makes them possible—and he knows how to deal with it.
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In response to the grumblings over the shakiness of Conn. Senator Chris Dodd’s seat in Congress, Dan Rahrig says that it would be the perfect destination for Ralph Nader, after multiple failed presidential bids.
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Dan Rahrig considers the issues and endorses Alan Khazei for U.S. Senate.
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Dan Rahrig is all aboard with Chancellor Holub’s plans to increase the number of out-of-state students at UMass, but is it really such a magical solution?
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Dan Rahrig is sick of being caught in the Humans vs Zombies crossfire and wants the players to take responsibility for their actions.
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Freedom of speech is a great thing. But Dan Rahrig thinks that many Americans simply show no respect to their leadership today, and there are far too many absurd allegations against out president.
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Dan Rahrig considers the implications of a “sin tax” that would affect the soda consuming habits of Americans, the reasons why it’s being considered in the first place.
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Dan Rahrig warns about jumping the gun on health care reform, and that scare tactics on the part of the GOP are diluting the effort.
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