Erin Dix First, I would like to offer a correction to information stated in Tammy Tran’s article “The 411 on...
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This term seems to have left everyone far more exhausted than any other in recent memory. From the added stress...
The past few months of national news have been dominated by the debate over Joe Biden’s agenda, and the Reconciliation Bill vs the Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill. In 2020, during the Democratic Primary, candidate Bernie Sanders proposed $16 Trillion in spending for infrastructure and climate change. He was not the candidate, unfortunately, and by the time Biden was inaugurated, climate groups had brought that down to $10 Trillion. President Joe Biden compromised and asked for $6 Trillion. Senator Joe Manchin of West Virginia, who is allegedly a Democrat, asked for $4 Trillion in spending.
Love in Action is a column aimed at understanding the world in its complexity framed through a lens of radical...
Time has a mutating effect, but a few elements of the Lawrence experience remain constant over the decades—room parties, mayflies,...
Luther Abel – Columnist In the last couple of months, we have been bombarded with “Did you vote?”...
Edgar Wright, Peter Jackson, Alfred Hitchcock, Ridley Scott, Stanley Kubrick, Steven Spielberg, Quentin Tarantino, Wes Anderson – anyone serious about...
To the Editor: Words cannot describe the disappointment and anger we felt reading May 27’s “Specht Pages,” where—after launching a...
Alan Duff New Year’s Day is a crazy time for anyone in the United States. It’s a time for family,...