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Marijuana: 21st century Prohibition

It's high time that cannabis was brought out of the criminal shaadows and legalized for sale and taxation.

By Staff Editorial

As state, local and federal governments struggle to balance their budgets, The Lamron believes that it is a prudent time to recommend a controversial method of alleviating budget stress. Our proposal? The legalization and taxation of marijuana.

Then a recruiter came to me

Enlisting in the military isn't the cursed existence it's often made out to be: for some it's the choice of a lifetime.

By Aaron Davis

So, I'm joining the Army and people want to know why. They always want to know why. "Aaron," they say, "why aren't you taking the GREs about this time? Not studying for the LSAT? Why not?" And then I say, "Oh, because I'm enlisting in the Army. I'll be in Army intelligence attached to an airborne unit.

Beware biomechanical improvements

While biomechanics may promise great medical advancements, the possible benefits may hide unknown hazards.

By Taimur Gibson

Medical technology is advancing faster than ever before. Each year, new discoveries are made to save lives and prevent diseases. In addition, this technological progression is aiding in extending human ability past the point of normality. While devices that augment human skills have existed for a very long time, they are purely mechanical, as well as cumbersome.

Marriage is a startling proposal

Getting married is a huge step. Are we already old enough to take it?

By Jill Capewell

It was a scene I had pictured happening far into the future: standing in a nondescript chain bridal store, staring at my reflection in a deep pink bridesmaid dress, deciding on an outfit for my best friend's wedding. Although the shock of this notion had worn off months ago, it is still strange to see it actually come to fruition.

President Obama's trip to Copenhagen a foolish waste

Obama's travels this week to advocate Chicago as Olympic City 2016 were costly and spoke ill of his priorities.

By Julie Williams

In about the time it takes an Olympic marathon runner to complete two races, President Barack Obama was in and out of Copenhagen, Denmark on Friday. The purpose of this international equivalent of a "quickie" was to convince the International Olympics Committee to choose Chicago as the host to the 2016 Summer Olympic Games.

To the test?

By Jesse Goldberg

"You need to worry less about grades and more about learning." - Mr. Michael Boyle, former English teacher This should have been common sense, and at my core I think I always realized this, but that statement made explicit and effable a feeling that I couldn't quite grasp or justify until I heard another person articulate it: grades do not necessarily denote real learning.

Support the troops, send more

The war in Afghanistan can be won if only Obama deploys more troops and strengthens existing forces.

By Sam White

"I'm on Facebook, friend me!" No, I'm actually not that desperate that I'm asking for Facebook friends in my article and no, the above quote was not made by me in a desperate attempt to increase my electronic social standing. It was made by Adm. James Stavridis, a top NATO commander.

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