"This Thanksgiving weekend, we who value our lives and our health would be remiss if we did not give a sincere, solemn thank you to the brilliant researchers, doctors, engineers, and businessmen of the pharmaceutical industry," writes Adam Robbins.
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"Far from 'standing proudly' with Asians, Penn is guilty of systemic discrimination against them," writes Adam Robbins. "The most egregious case in point is Penn’s policy of deliberate racial bias with respect to admissions."
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"The Lord sent the strength of heavenly armies that (spoiler alert) did get me to the finish line, to that diploma-laden banquet table that awaits all good boy and girl Quakers who do their readings and say their prayers," writes Dominic Gregorio.
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"Commentators have been suggesting commonalities between American culture and that of pre-Nazi Germany for decades," writes Adam Robbins. "Given the events of the past twelve months, however, this connection has never been clearer."
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"President Biden’s actual program is not a method for economic recovery—it is a declaration of war on the American economy," writes Adam Robbins.
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"The University of Pennsylvania’s official Instagram page promoted a book called Why Women Have Better Sex Under Socialism and Other Arguments for Economic Independence," writes @BenZeisloft.
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"The present crisis underscores not the failure of free markets, but rather their necessity. A future of cheap, high-quality education, courtesy of capitalism, is entirely possible," writes Adam Robbins.
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"Most claims Biden makes about Trump are either ignored or supported by the mainstream media, despite often being outright lies," writes Jeremy Lee.
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Statesman News Editor Jeremy Ashe and Statesman staff writer Adam Robbins offer their arguments regarding potential mandatory service requirements in the United States.
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"The Left’s narrative [is] that COVID’s impact is all President Trump’s fault, and that the Democrats handled the virus in dazzling fashion. A closer examination of the facts, however, renders both of these claims untrue," writes Jeremy Lee.
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"The Statesman asked undergraduate students at the University of Pennsylvania for their reactions to the debate, allowing them to respond anonymously in order to ensure a free expression of viewpoints," writes @BenZeisloft.
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"Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg passed away on the evening of September 18, resulting in a political battle between Republicans and Democrats over replacing her on the Court," writes Jeremy Ashe.
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