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Dispelling some Hopkins myths

Sometimes a story is just so good that it no longer matters whether it's true or not. Generally, I don't think veracity should stand in the way of a story of real quality, but once people start treating these entertaining tales as factual explanations, we have a problem on our hands.… Post the First Comment

A continuing musical adventure

I don't know if I can say I was even a freshman yet. It was Sept. 1, 2003, and classes hadn't even begun. I hadn't met anyone except for the requisite awkward exchange with my roommate. But something compelled me, on my first weekend as a college student, to go on an adventure.… Post the First Comment

Traditional marriage a relic

I've grown tired of the notion that civil marriage equality is an attackd on the traditional family, whatever that means. A recent example is the Vatican's consternation at the proposed recognition of same-sex couples in Italy. The foundation on which such arguments rest is that sexual orientation is a choice.… 1 Comment

Rescuing campus conservatism

If youd've been keeping up with the news lately (or since 2000, really), you know that conservatism as a respectable political ideology has fallen by the wayside. And with the advent of some less-than-stellar Republican presidential candidates, it doesn't look like it can be saved at the national level any time soon.… 2 Comments

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