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No textbook? No problem

With textbook prices rising at almost three times the rate of inflation from 2002 to 2013, buying them every semester costs students a fortune. Luckily,…

The end of the Donald

When Donald Trump walked in to the Reagan Library last week for the second Republican Debate, he was still the frontrunner. When he walked out…

An untimely settlement

After weeks of discussion between city leaders, Maryland agreed to a $6.4 million settlement with Freddie Gray’s family. The money will be distributed throughout two…

U.S. emigrates away from Syrian crisis

Syria is experiencing a mass exodus of citizens due to the current war-torn state of their country. Other Middle Eastern and European nations are stepping…

A very good deal

On September 10, the US Senate failed to pass a disapproval resolution of the Iranian nuclear deal, securing a huge victory not just for President…

Hogan trying to save Maryland

On July 30, Governor Larry Hogan spontaneously announced the closing of the Baltimore City Male Detention Center, the only local jail in the nation that…

Halt and catch coding

General education courses at UMBC are a necessary evil. Every undergraduate student has to endure these before graduation, but while students are forced to take…

More debates for Democrats

Last month the Democratic National Committee announced the locations and times of the sanctioned Democratic Primary Debates. However, in an unprecedented move, the DNC will…

Disappearing financial aid

As the semester begins, many students are thinking of how to pay for their education. Especially this academic year, as tuition for Fall 2015 at…

Why I’m not voting for Hillary

Hillary Clinton has been dominating the Democratic Presidential polls since she entered the race last April. It may be because there are no viable contenders…