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This past Sunday night, an estimated 113 million viewers sat down with friends and family to watch Super Bowl 51. Some watched the game, others splurged over Lady Gaga’s impeccable half-time show, but many tuned in to see the $5 million per 30-second-long famous commercial advertisements.
This article originally appeared in The Eagle’s December 9 print edition.
As election night falls upon us, many Americans are asking themselves: is democracy actually worth it?
Sitting on my couch Friday afternoon, I got the flurry of the usual alerts from CNN, Fox, etc. that arrive when Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump says or does something outrageous.
This week has been difficult, not only on AU’s campus, but across our great nation. Black femmes are being wrongfully attacked on our campus by students, Black Americans are being shot and killed on camera and protests are breaking out into violence from the east to the west.
This past week, the AU Faculty Senate reiterated its disapproval of trigger warnings and safe spaces following the University of Chicago’s Dean of Students’ recent statement against these practices.
In 2016, voters are using their relationships to swing the vote toward their own party.
As much as Congress chatters about criminal justice reform, civil asset forfeiture remains a legalized way for the government to violate Fourth Amendment rights by seizing personal property without a warrant, trial or any other constitutional protections guaranteed for citizens.
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