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By Janelle Smith, Contributor
October 10, 2016
Filed under Opinions
The two-party system of Democrats and Republicans has dominated for the better part of the last century. Before this domination we saw the rise and fall of many other political parties. The Constitution did not set up or put limits...
November 17, 2015
By Miranda Wagner, Columnist
March 10, 2015
Filed under 2014 - 2015, Archives, Opinions
In honor of Rare Disease Day, that took place on February 28, many of those suffering from a rare or "invisible" disease took to social media to express their desire to expand knowledge on such diseases as well as offer simple...
By Miranda Wagner, Columnist
February 21, 2015
Filed under 2014 - 2015, Archives, Opinions
Recently, Brian Williams admitted to a lie he had conjured in 2003. Over the course of the years, his comments had dug him deeper and deeper into that lie. What does that say about his credibility or NBC News for that matter?...
By Joslyn Reisinger, Columnist
February 17, 2015
Filed under 2014 - 2015, Archives, Opinions
Throughout the years there has been much controversy about female political leaders. The biggest being Hillary Clinton running for president in 2008.
In a similar, but more local situation the mayor of Toledo, Michael D Collins...
By Amanda Aylwin, Sports Editor
November 11, 2014
Filed under 2014 - 2015, Archives, Opinions
Every day I see signs, bumper stickers, even t-shirts that say “Support the Troops.” But what is really being done to support them?
Then I see signs, bumper stickers and t-shirts, among many other things, showing 'support'...
By Stephen Koenigsfeld, Guest Opinion writer
September 22, 2014
Filed under 2014 - 2015, Archives, Opinions
A week after the riot during Veishea, I entered the Iowa State Daily newsroom like I had every day for the past three years. I came in, sat down at my desk and plugged in a USB flash drive into the back of my computer. Then it ...
