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Does IE Need a Library?

The age of traditional libraries has come and gone. The multiple cubicles with students studying, the towering shelves filled with old novels, and the...
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Opinion

Commercial Whaling Can Never Be Sustainable

It's March 2020. You are pacing the grocery store aisles, frantically searching for the inexistent products on the shelves. The World is in the...
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Commentary

Has Climate Activism Gone Too Far?

On October 14th of this year, tomato soup was thrown all over Van Gough’s famous Sunflowers. The two climate activists involved, Phoebe Plummer and...
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Perspective

Pink Tax: The Price of Being a Woman

As of the year 2018, the gender overall earning gap in the European Union stands at 36.7%. This comprehensive statistic combines average hourly earnings,...
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Opinion

Do We Have a Skewed Definition of Health?

Everyone wants to be healthy, at least to some extent of the term. However, it seems as if society has adjusted the definition of...
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