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Over the last two years, voter turnout at USC has seen a dramatic decline, indicating an alarming trend of voter disengagement among the University’s student population. After the 2016 Undergraduate Student Government election, the USG elections committee announced that students cast a mere 3,700 ballots — 39 percent less than the year before. Informed voting […]
Blaming film hinders free speech rights
By SARAH CUEVA
8 Comments/in Columns, Featured, Opinion
Obama has simply added fuel to the fire, in the process essentially giving anti-democratic leaders in the Middle East justification for cracking down on speech and individual liberty — concepts without which there is no hope of establishing sustainable democracy in the region.
Morsi needs support from the US, world
By EDDIE KIM
4 Comments/in Opinion
Questions surround Egypt’s new president, but the fledgling democracy deserves optimism.
What should US foreign involvement look like?
By FRANCESCA BESSEY - COUNTERPOINT
4 Comments/in Columns, Opinion
For the sake of life, liberty and the American economy, we must elect a president who will take an active approach to foreign policy.