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Opinion

Cartoon: Once You Pop…

1 Comment 03 February 2012

We’ve barely finished our escapade in Iraq, and they’re already beating the drums of war again, this time against Iran. Gotta keep our behemoth road monsters guzzling gas somehow! Who can deny by now that we’re operating under a permanent war economy?

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Opinion

Exploring new worlds

No Comments 02 February 2012

Learning from different cultures and exploring a new world has always sparked my interest, it started out when I was a kid and had the opportunity to experience a family trip to Greece. The people living there are not surprisingly different, and their culture and stories have so much to offer, and intrigued my interest [...]

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Opinion

Dear Bacon: back in America

No Comments 02 February 2012

Dear Bacon: What’s it like making the transition from Amsterdam? -Sincerely Future Traveler Well Future Traveler, it’s been an unusual and difficult transition. Amsterdam and America are two completely different worlds and are next to impossible to compare. For one, relearning how to drive a car was something I never imagined myself doing. Probably one [...]

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20120202

Opinion

Cartoon: The Great Prognosticator

1 Comment 02 February 2012

“Okay, campers, rise and shine, and don’t forget your booties ’cause it’s cooooold out there today!” La Niña is really overstaying her welcome.

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Opinion

Cartoon: Liquidity

1 Comment 01 February 2012

While we worry about our own economic crisis, the Eurozone is having a much worse debt crisis that threatens to bring down the currency shared by much of the European Union. Paul Krugman has some slides up about it from a talk he’s giving in Paris soon. Well worth checking out.

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20120131

Opinion

Cartoon: Not A Typo

2 Comments 31 January 2012

Mitt Romney has won the Florida Republican primary by a handy margin, after spending $17 million on an all-out blitzkrieg of negative ads against his main opponent, bloated gasbag and serial adulterer Newt Gingrich. Even though there are still 46 primaries to go, the conventional wisdom is that Romney has pretty much clinched the nomination [...]

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20120130

Opinion

Cartoon: Monster Movie

2 Comments 30 January 2012

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Opinion

Cartoon: The State of the Union

2 Comments 25 January 2012

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News, Opinion

State of the Union 2012 – Live Coverage

2 Comments 24 January 2012

••• Follow our coverage on Twitter new TWTR.Widget({ version: 2, type: 'profile', rpp: 10, interval: 30000, width: 'auto', height: 400, theme: { shell: { background: '#333333', color: '#ffffff' }, tweets: { background: '#000000', color: '#ffffff', links: '#4a86ff' } }, features: { scrollbar: true, loop: false, live: true, behavior: 'all' } }).render().setUser('ClarionCallNews').start(); WATCH IT LIVE: ••• [...]

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Opinion

Republican primary elections round corner

No Comments 01 December 2011

All right, so it has been a couple weeks since you last heard from me. Let’s be honest, most of you were probably relieved with the absence. Who wants long-winded analyses of politics anyway? This isn’t class. Plus, God knows I have a penchant for talking or in this case, writing, too much. So I [...]

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Opinion

Cartoon: Vampire

1 Comment 01 December 2011

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Opinion

What’s on your mind

No Comments 01 December 2011

It’s the final stretch of the semester. Fresh off of a nice, but short, Thanksgiving break, the amount of work that needs to be completed before the end of the semester seems impossible to complete. For the freshmen out there, yes it does seem like all of your teachers plotted against you to give you [...]

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20111117

Opinion

Cartoon: Land of the Free*

2 Comments 17 November 2011

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20111110

Opinion

Cartoon: Pope Joe Pa the First

1 Comment 10 November 2011

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Opinion

Panic at the discourse

No Comments 10 November 2011

Two years ago the economic downturn forced General Motors to eliminate Saturn, Pontiac and Hummer, some of their important subsidiaries but not the crème de la crème, Cadillac. Imagine if they did that, eliminated something that had been institution, a standard bearer on the road. Now compare Cadillac to academics, perhaps one of the finest [...]

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Opinion

PDA should have limits

No Comments 10 November 2011

It has appeared to me many times across campus and while out in public that some people have forgotten the concept of PDA and that it has its limits that some things should still be left for the bedroom. Let’s break it down to define what it is and what it is not. PDA, for [...]

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20111103

Opinion

Cartoon: 7 Billion

2 Comments 03 November 2011

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Opinion

PAWS cuts hours

2 Comments 02 November 2011

About three weeks ago someone special crawled into my life, and I couldn’t be happier with him. His name is Niko, and he is a black and gray, longhaired domestic kitten. Niko is about 4 1/2 months old and has every quality a kitten should have…and them some. After summer had passed and it was [...]

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20111027

Opinion

Cartoon: Oligarchy

1 Comment 27 October 2011

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Opinion, Video

The One and the Many: A Call for Concise Change

No Comments 20 October 2011

“You want class war? We’ll give you what you ask for!” was just one of the many chants that were thunderously echoed through the streets of Pittsburgh this past Saturday, October 15. Occupy Pittsburgh, an offshoot of the ever-growing Occupy Wall Street protests that have been occurring since September 17, began its march for change, [...]

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20111020

Opinion

Cartoon: Make No Mistake

3 Comments 20 October 2011

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Opinion

Bacon in Amsterdam

No Comments 19 October 2011

Dear Bacon: Do you actually learn anything in Amsterdam or is it all about weed and women? -Sincerely Average Joe. Well Average Joe, surprisingly there is actually a lot to be learned from Dutch courses. I was a bit skeptical at first when my course schedule had the potential to include: The History of Prostitution, [...]

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Opinion

Conversation barriers

No Comments 19 October 2011

If you want something, you have to go get it – you have to talk the talk if you want to walk the walk. The ability to hold a face-to-face conversation that is both progressive and persuasive is the most important trait in being able to get what you want. Technology is arguably a positive [...]

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Opinion

What’s on your mind?

No Comments 19 October 2011

This week’s column will be a little different. There are some issues on my mind that I feel like sharing this week that I feel many of the readers can relate to. This week I would like to share my frustrations with being an involved student. Now, when I say involved, I mean a student [...]

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20111013

Opinion

Cartoon: Pusherman

1 Comment 13 October 2011

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20111006

Opinion

Cartoon: #OccupyWallStreet

2 Comments 06 October 2011

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Opinion

What’s on your mind?

No Comments 06 October 2011

The students of Clarion University will be enjoying a great upcoming weekend. It’s the weekend of our school’s homecoming, as well as the Autumn Leaf Festival. The weather is going to be beautiful for all the festivities that will be going on. The football game, parade, pep rally and ALF will all be filled with [...]

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Opinion

Bacon in Amsterdam

No Comments 06 October 2011

With this special Autumn Leaf Festival edition of the Clarion Call, it would only be right to talk about what I did to kick-off the fall season since I couldn’t attend ALF this year. This year will mark my last ALF as a Clarion University student. With that sad thought, I decided to experience the [...]

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Opinion

Playing party politics

No Comments 05 October 2011

First allow me to apologize for the abeyance. It appears I chose to tackle much greater endeavors than I originally predicted. This ultimately left me rather busy the past few weeks. While I have not been writing for The Clarion Call, I have been staying up to date with the news. And oh what a [...]

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Opinion

Bacon in Amsterdam

No Comments 29 September 2011

While there seem to be many trendy things in the city of Amsterdam, the first thing to cross your mind probably wouldn’t be setting bikes on fire. It couldn’t have been later than 3:30 a.m. a couple nights ago when there was an extreme amount of popping, crackling and banging. In a daze I woke [...]

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