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Editorial: Rallying change

For some people, participating symbolically toward a cause has personal rewards. But despite the abundance of sensationalized small gatherings, our society has moved beyond substantive demonstrations.

By Editorial Board | November 16, 2010
The State Press

Controversial e-book is pro-pedophilia

Written and self-published by Phillip R. Greaves, “The Pedophile’s Guide to Love and Pleasure: A Child-Lovers Code of Conduct” is a book written for the pedophile, by a pedophile.

By Jessica Stone | November 16, 2010
The State Press

Editorial: Fantasy broomball

757 broom-clutching Muggles competed in the most intense magic-turned-Muggle sport around. That’s right, Quidditch. Nay, it gets better, The Quidditch World Cup.

By Editorial Board | November 14, 2010
The State Press

Building our world outside of the box

Innovation drives technology. From the latest cell phone to the newest electric car, inventions seem to come out of nowhere. But every great idea had to start somewhere whether it was with math or science or something else.

By Isaiah McCoy | November 14, 2010
The State Press

Letters: Nov. 15

Mission impossible State legislatures are faced with huge budget deficits that will have to be dealt with.

By Letters | November 14, 2010
The State Press

Thanks for forgetting Thanksgiving

This year Christmas is coming sooner than ever thanks to stores trying to promote holiday buying — so much that they’ve eclipsed Thanksgiving’s importance.

By Shelby Moore | November 14, 2010
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