Strolling through the hallways of the Gaylord National Convention Center outside of Washington, Arianna Ruiz (V) posed a question to attendees at the Conservative Political Action Conference: “Is there such thing as
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French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo was attacked on January 7, marking the country’s most brutal terrorist plot since 1961. Two gunmen, brothers Cherif and Said Kouachi, burst into Hebdo’s Paris offices, killing
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Two non-indictment verdicts — in the cases of Michael Brown and Eric Garner — have sparked protests across the Fieldston campus, where students and teachers are expressing their outrage through various forms
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One day in math class, Raphael Palefsky-Smith was browsing the Internet when he came upon an article on 3D printers. Intrigued, he set out to buy one. Two days later the 17-year-old
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9:00 pm: phones buzz, fake IDs out in the open, Fieldston students drink at an apartment — it is Fest time. Fests, explains Evan Weinstein (V), are parties “where people like to
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