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The opinions of THE LATEST's guest contributors are their own.
The opinions of THE LATEST's guest contributors are their own.
Don't Write Off Falcons
The standard NFL chatter is saying that the Atlanta Falcons have suffered a big setback in trading Julio Jones. This is one of those times that I reject the chatter. Yes, Jones is a great player. But the Falcons had a very talented and crowded receiving corps, and — surprise — Jones may not be better off in Tennessee.
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How Carl Jung’s Structure of the Psyche Forms Persona 5’s World
Famous psychologist Carl Jung developed various concepts regarding psychology, spirituality, and mental health. This article introduces how Carl Jung's concept of the structure of the psyche contributed to the creation of Persona 5's world and its story.
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Amazon's "The Phenomenon"
Amazon’s "The Phenomenon" is a documentary about the global cover up of UFOs, with testimonies from high-ranking government officials, NASA Astronauts, and Senator Harry Reid. This documentary is what made me turn my head and take interest in the possibility of extraterrestrials.
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A Tribute to Carl Sagan: the Hero of the Non-Scientist
Carl Sagan is renowned for his work in promoting science. Through his many books and television series, Sagan is responsible for educating millions on scientific topics. Cosmos, arguably his most popular book, demonstrates Sagan's expertise not only in his field, but also in his ability to write and teach others.
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Book Review: Natalie Diaz’s Postcolonial Love Poem
In Postcolonial Love Poem, Natalie Diaz explores relationships such as those between natives and the land, and those between the speaker and their family, lovers, and the reader. Diaz makes room for all bodies in her poems; native bodies, bodies of land, bodies of language, human bodies, and rivers.
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The Filibuster Should Be Reformed, Not Abolished
The failure of a bill seeking to create a commission to investigate the January 6th Capital Attack has reinvigorated calls among Democrats to abolish the Senate filibuster. If Democrats want to clear a hurdle to pass significant legislation while also avoiding unforeseen consequences, they should choose which specific cases the filibuster will be eliminated for rather than getting rid of it entirely.
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The Wrong Medicine
I am angry. I had hoped to write a happy column after so much bad news. Then this. The Southern African regional organization has taken the side of a corrupt, undemocratic Government and decided to take up arms against an oppressed, dispossessed and destitute people. And the champion of these people, the Robin Hood of today? Reluctantly the people turn to the only help: ISIS.
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Apartheid and Israeli Occupation
It is time to talk of Apartheid and Israel, a subject I have been avoiding. This is my personal perspective, based on my experience and observations, that of friends and of people I respect. Your comments and discussions are welcome. Ideological declamation is not.
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