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Pharmacist weighs in on baby cured of HIV

Pharmacist weighs in on baby cured of HIV

Sahitya Katikneni | March 17, 2013

The recent news of a baby being cured of HIV in Mississippi left the medical community divided, with some researchers excited and some casting doubts on the findings. HIV is a sexually transmitted disease...

North Korea is a hell on Earth; a preemptive U.S. military strike would make things worse

North Korea is a hell on Earth; a preemptive U.S. military strike would make things worse

Sally Lee | March 17, 2013

It is a place where people are so hungry that children are sometimes eaten. It doesn't matter whether it's a life form. If it's not "pure blood", they are aborted. That's North Korea according to reports...

De Anza College students should have the freedom to wear what they desire

De Anza College students should have the freedom to wear what they desire

Jannelle Garcia, Events Editor | March 11, 2013

Butt-cheek skimming shorts with the word “KITTY” printed across the back and tank tops that don’t follow the famous saying, “Less is more.” These are just a few fashion choices that have been...

Refs: Game-changers in disguise?

Refs: Game-changers in disguise?

Jason Leung | February 21, 2013

Referees in every professional sport have made game-changing mistakes which can sometimes determine the winner and loser. Most recently, 49ers fans claimed that the referees missed a crucial holding call...

The U.S. should get rid of the penny

The U.S. should get rid of the penny

Nathan Mitchell | February 21, 2013

After Feb. 4, Canadians began rounding cash transactions to the nearest 5 cents. Canada joined the list of countries that no longer mint one-cent coins, which includes Australia, Brazil, Finland, France,...

Republicans compromise on immigration reform

Rahika Iyer | February 1, 2013

Under a plan recently proposed by a bipartisan group of senators, millions of undocumented immigrants would get provisional status to work and live in the United States. The proposed plan would provide...

Should we continue making new years resolutions?

Should we continue making new year’s resolutions?

Sahitya Katikaneni | February 1, 2013

The new year brings in hope, positivity, and a sense of self reflection, causing people to make resolutions. They consist of a wide range of personal and professional commitments. Are new year 's resolutions...

Obama’s progressive vision

Benjamin Pacho | February 1, 2013

Although the pageantry of our politics and the ceremonial commencements of government can seem uninspiring and forgetful at times, President Barack Obama's inaugural address last month was a good reason...

Gov. Brown balances Californias budget

Gov. Brown balances California’s budget

Benjamin Pacho | January 29, 2013

Almost after a decade of crippling deficits and spending cuts to social services and education, Gov. Jerry Brown unveiled a balanced budget earlier this month with a projected $1 billion surplus in 2014. "The...

Asian-Americans feel the bar is higher for them

Radhika Iyer | January 29, 2013

For years, many Asian-American students have been convinced that it is harder for them to gain admission to the nation's top schools. Studies show that Asian-Americans meet these colleges' admissions...

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