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Denton’s music scene will always thrive

    Denton’s music scene will always thrive

Navigating through Facebook’s “events near me,” it’s easy to see Denton has no shortage in music events. Whether it be a house show, a local bar, LSA’s rooftop or right

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Change the system by voting in midterm elections

    Change the system by voting in midterm elections

Among the sea of information on the internet, somewhere between the memes and 24-hour news cycle, is a stream of angry tweets seemingly always directed at President Donald Trump. Although

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Tearing down Denton’s Confederate monument does not erase history

    Tearing down Denton’s Confederate monument does not erase history

On Aug. 26, confederate sympathizers descended on the Denton square protesting in favor of the statue of a confederate soldier in front of the courthouse. According to the Denton Record-Chronicle,

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The emotional passing of Senate Bill 4

    The emotional passing of Senate Bill 4

Senate Bill 4, a statewide sanctuary city ban, was passed through the Texas Senate in February. Last Thursday, the bill withstood a 16-hour debate and passed through the House on

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How internet activism ousted Bill O’Reilly

    How internet activism ousted Bill O’Reilly

Fox News’s star player, Bill O’Reilly, was forced out of their organization last Wednesday. The pressure for this move began

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Capitalism has taken over Easter weekends

    Capitalism has taken over Easter weekends

We all know that the marshmallow, sugar-coated Peeps are revolting. If you don’t agree with this, then you are one

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The ‘tone-deaf’ undertones of Kendall Jenner’s Pepsi ad

    The ‘tone-deaf’ undertones of Kendall Jenner’s Pepsi ad

At a Portland city council meeting last week, a protester named Carlos Enrique tried to mend tensions between Mayor Ted

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Democratic socialism: Has the far-right met its match?

    Democratic socialism: Has the far-right met its match?

Everyone is well aware of the unusual election we had this past year. The political aftermath has thickened lines between

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The relevance of PBS and educational television

    The relevance of PBS and educational television

On April 10, “Sesame Street” will introduce an autistic character named Julia. The classic series has been a staple of PBS and

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The reasons that certain kids have free lunches

    The reasons that certain kids have free lunches

President Donald Trump released his 2018 budget proposal, “America First,” on March 16. The budget proposes to eliminate agencies and

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