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								  ElectionsFour Ways Jeb Bush Is Setting Himself Apart From the Republican CompetitionSymon Rowlands | June 17, 2015In a crowded field, can Jeb Bush stand out? 
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								  NewsCorrecting Past Prejudices: Honoring Our VeteransJennie Burger | June 17, 2015Two World War I heroes were awarded the medal of honor after being denied for their race and religion. 
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								  NewsUnited Nations Peacekeepers Aiding Sex Traffickers?Hyunjae Ham | June 17, 2015A new report found that UN peacekeepers engaged in transactional sex with hundreds of poor local women. 
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								  LawHow Can Restorative Justice Change the Criminal System?Jennifer Polish | June 17, 2015Restorative justice is changing youth incarceration across the country. 
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								  Cannabis in AmericaCan You Be Fired for Legal Marijuana Use?Toni Keddell | June 16, 2015The Colorado Supreme Court says yes. 
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								  LawThe Role of Prosecutors as Social Justice AdvocatesJennifer Polish | June 16, 2015How can prosecutors affect social justice change in the justice system? 
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								  Society and CultureLesbians! Lesbians Everywhere!Jennifer Polish | June 16, 2015This week in the world of lesbians...must be Pride Month! 
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								  LawCapital Punishment: Is American Opinion Changing?Mike Stankiewicz | June 16, 2015A look at some of the arguments surrounding the death penalty. 
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								  LawThanks SCOTUS: A Victory for Reproductive RightsEmily Dalgo | June 15, 2015SCOTUS justices are looking out for the ladies, even if they don't realize it. 
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								  NewsFormer Ole Miss Student to Pay the Price for Hate CrimeTaelor Bentley | June 15, 2015Graeme Phillip Harris has announced he will plead guilty to an intimidation charge. 
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								  NewsThe Matthew Durham Trial: American Volunteerism at its WorstAngel Idowu | June 15, 2015Matthew Durham has been accused of molesting children in a Kenyan orphanage. 
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								  NewsICYMI: Best of the WeekChelsey D. Goff | June 15, 2015Check out the top three articles of the week from Law Street. 
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								  LawThe Best Legal Tweets of the WeekChelsey D. Goff | June 14, 2015Check out this week's best tweets from lawyers and law students. 
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								  Cannabis in AmericaFirst Church of Cannabis to Open Thanks to Indiana’s Religious Freedom LawMaurin Mwombela | June 12, 2015Indiana's controversial religious freedom law has a new supporter: the First Church of Cannabis 
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								  HumorThe Most Ridiculous LSAT Stories of the YearHyunjae Ham | June 12, 2015While you're waiting for your results, check out these anecdotes from June LSAT test takers. 
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								  Society and CultureRachel Dolezal is Transracial and it Doesn’t Negate Her Justice WorkAngel Idowu | June 12, 2015So what if the NAACP leader isn't Black? It doesn't erase the work she's done for civil rights. 
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								  Cannabis in AmericaWeed Trend Grows: Canada Legalizes Medical EdiblesAngel Idowu | June 12, 2015Legal weed grows across North America as Canada OKs edibles 
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								  WorldFIFA Scandal is No Surprise if You’ve Been Paying AttentionMichael Sliwinski | June 12, 2015Are you a fan of the world's most popular sport? Then the FIFA scandal doesn't surprise you. 
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								  LawBorn in Israel? Not on Your American PassportSymon Rowlands | June 12, 2015A win for the executive branch over congress in this battle over sovereignty. 
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								  NewsIntroducing Flakka: The New CocaineToni Keddell | June 12, 2015Missing the Bath Salts craze of 2014? Don't worry, the latest bizarre drug has arrived. 
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								  NewsCommunity Reels After Local NAACP President’s Parents Reveal She Isn’t BlackTaelor Bentley | June 12, 2015Read reactions to news that a local NAACP president who claims to be black is actually white. 
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								  NewsHow Will Same-Sex Couples Be Affected by North Carolina’s Newest Law?Maurin Mwombela | June 12, 2015North Carolina officiants can now refuse to marry same-sex couples. 
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								  SchoolsArizona State’s Sandra Day O’Connor Law School Finds New Home in PhoenixSymon Rowlands | June 12, 2015Supporters celebrated the foundation of the $129 million building set to open in 2016. 
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								  SportsCapitalism and College Sports: Time to Pay Student AthletesHyunjae Ham | June 12, 2015If the NCAA is starting to sound like a cartel, that's because it is. 
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								  NewsFor-Profit College Scam Victims Get Loan Forgiveness: Will it Be Enough?Taelor Bentley | June 12, 2015Help for students after the fall of Corinthian Colleges Incorporated. 
 
												 
												 
												 
												
 
			

 
						