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Rubiowning it

Marco Rubio is going to be the Republican nominee to be the next president of the United States of America. Good to get that off my chest. I’ve been ready to say that for a few weeks now, but Wednesday’s debate solidified the Florida senator, currently a solid third in polls, as the man to beat.Getting ...




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Halloween: not the season for cultural appropriation

Alright folks, Halloween is right around the corner, and we all know what that means: it’s time to spend hours in your closet, at a thrift shop or -- if you’re feeling especially inspired -- at an actual costume store. Even then, we all are familiar with the struggle of finding the perfect Halloween ...



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Fueling the future

There seems to be a predetermined structure to life, and we’re just too stubborn to admit it. Even though we exhort "following your dreams" and "living life to the fullest," it seems we are set on doing otherwise. There’s a reason we say "follow" your dreams. It's ...







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Letter to Ed Beuchert

Mr. Ed Beuchert Somerville, MassachusettsDear Mr. Beuchert,Thank you for sharing your opinion in the Tufts Daily last Thursday.Tufts University is proud to be located in both Somerville and Medford. We are deeply committed to a strong partnership with both cities and the many programs that involve our ...


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For many, a debate to forget

Last week, America got its first look at the debating chops of the Democratic candidates. While Governor Mike Huckabee ranted on Twitter, Bernie Sanders raved, and Lincoln Chafee finally opened his mouth. Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was the clear winner, while Senator Chafee and Governor ...


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Getting to the core: no apple-ogies

In this week’s foreigner’s tirade, I will, let’s be honest, “trash-talk” what has been America’s sweetheart for generations: the apple. I enjoy eating apples as much as, well, any other apple lover. I will also admit that the American cultural focus on apples has brought great things to ...




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The problem with the US gun debate

Here at Tufts, it is easy to pick a side on gun control. Most of us agree that fewer guns in the United States would be better for the country. The rising number of mass shootings lands a spotlight on gun control in the United States, a chilling reminder that much of the United States is steadfast ...


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A little less foreign

When I moved to the United States at the age of five, I remember that I marveled to a fellow classmate about her height, noting how big she was. She burst into tears and told the teacher I called her fat. My third language was French. My first day in Paris, I endeavored to ask a Carrefour clerk where ...


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It’s time to change EC 5

For one of the most commonly taken classes, Principles of Economics (EC 5) is one of the least liked. As a senior majoring in economics with a strong appreciation for the discipline, this disconnect is frustrating. I came to Tufts thinking I may want to major in Math or French, but I saw something ...




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