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Podcast:The Customer is (not) Always Right
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Podcast: The Color of Commentary
Collegian columnist discuss how gender roles affect the way we perceive color.
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Video: Occupy Amherst protest continues
The Occupy Amherst protests continued their momentum on Sunday, October 17, after two weeks of demonstrating in solidarity with the Occupy Wall Street movement.
Tags: occupy amherst
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Podcast:The Creep Factor
Victoria Knobloch and Emily Felder are creeped out by certain male interactions.
Tags: creepers, Facebook, Stalking
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Beam Me Up
Emily Felder defends Captain Kirk in today’s point-counterpoint.
Tags: Captain Kirk, Star Trek
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Evolutionary Entitlement
Emily Felder thinks that we are arrogant to believe that the human race will go on forever, because nothing is infinite.
Tags: dinosaurs, Evolution, homo sapiens
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Class and coffee
Collegian columnist Emily Felder tells of her experience as a lowly barista in the class centric world of big business finance.
Tags: Anthropology, classism, summer jobs, working class
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A Race to the Gutter
Columnist Emily Felder laments the intellectual state of our culture and predicts a grim future.
Tags: American intellectualism, current events
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Birth of a nation divided
Collegian columnist Emily Felder weighs the artistic merits of “Birth of a Nation” against it’s overtly racist nature.
Tags: African Americans, Birth of a Nation, Ku Klux Klan
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Harry Potter and the existential crisis
Collegian columnist Emily Felder reflects on the significant impact the Harry Potter series has had on upon her life and what the end means for an entire generation.
Tags: emma watson, generation, Harry Potter, Movies
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