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Joshua Fuller (Page 5)

American response to terrorism is ineffective in dissolving fear

2018-02-15
By: Joshua Fuller
On: February 15, 2018
In: Columns, Opinions
With: 0 Comments

Sept. 11, 2001: a day that lived in infamy in the international community. Since that pivotal moment, the world has been at war with extremist views and acts of terrorism. But it has been 17 years since the fall of the Twin Towers, and our world is still plagued byContinue Reading

Current political climate projected to bleed into 2018 Winter Olympics

2018-02-08
By: Joshua Fuller
On: February 8, 2018
In: Columns, Opinions
With: 0 Comments

The Olympics are a way to bring the world together in friendship and competition. They allow countries to show off the best of their best and allow people to enjoy watching some of the greatest athletes in the world. But one of the darker parts of the Olympics is theContinue Reading

The United Nations needs revision

2018-02-01
By: Joshua Fuller
On: February 1, 2018
In: Columns, Opinions
With: 0 Comments

In 1920, a bold idea was hatched to bring the world together. After the calamity of the Great War, countries were in ruin and there was discord still lingering in the air. In an attempt to heal the world and bring the nations closer together in unity and peace, theContinue Reading

Scandals and biased media to blame for toxicity in politics

2018-01-25
By: Joshua Fuller
On: January 25, 2018
In: Columns, Opinions
With: 1 Comment

Politics is a realm of intellectual conversation that is rarely easy to discuss. However, in the past decade, specifically in the past election cycle, I believe that politics have gone from a conversation of decorum and dispute to a mess of slander and toxic comments between all members involved. SoContinue Reading

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