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Washington offers temporary solution to shutdown

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By Julia Schneider Contributing Writer Following a 35-day government shutdown, President Donald Trump has signed a bill that will reopen the government for a three-week period. The nearly 800,000 government workers who worked unpaid during the shutdown will resume normal practice and receive back pay.   The government shutdown’s beginning stemmed from Trump’s initial campaign…

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Hard news, not fluff should take precedence for young adults

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By Zachary Waltz Assistant Sports Editor  The government shutdown officially ended when President Obama signed a bill just after midnight on Oct. 17. Some people still don’t know that; I didn’t even know until a week after it happened. However, when the government shut down on Oct. 1, it was almost impossible not to know…

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Millenial critics should look in the mirror

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By Heather Monahan  Features Editor  Lazy. Narcissistic. Coddled. Delusional. All adjectives Time used to describe Generation Y. It’s funny, if you think about it. My generation, the twenty-somethings working our butts off in college to come out with debt up to our eyeballs and an awful job market, is constantly labeled as the selfish and…

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Blame bipartisan stubbornness for budget failure

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By Emily Sullivan Opinion and Associate Editor  On Sept. 30, my roommates and I sat gathered around our living room, our eyes glued to the television. On a normal Monday night, we would have been watching a movie together or maybe a late-night rerun of “Friends.” But on this particular Monday night, our eyes were…

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