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The University of Pittsburgh's Daily Student Newspaper

The Pitt News

The University of Pittsburgh's Daily Student Newspaper

The Pitt News

Presidential economics: Causation is dead

By Thomas Helgerman / Columnist October 15, 2014

“Correlation does not imply causality,” has become a mantra of the statistics community and is often heard in economic and political discussions. This is undoubtedly a positive trend, as ignoring it...

Pride and prejudice: An atheist attends a seminar on Christian sexual ethics

By Andrew Boschert / For The Pitt News October 13, 2014

First, I would like to betray my normal sensibilities and discuss my religious affiliation. It’s not something I do often, as private beliefs can often unfairly shape one’s reputation. But here goes:...

Editorial: Peace Corps still relevant to millennials

By The Pitt News Editorial Board October 13, 2014

Reforms can make a difference. The Peace Corps has realized this. This year, the nation’s signature volunteering service has received more than 17,000 applications —  a 70 percent increase from 2013....

The peoples climate march

The people’s climate march

By Dale Shoemaker / For The Pitt News October 9, 2014

Hundreds of thousands of protestors met in New York to voice their concerns about the environment. 

Climate march reflects urgency, calls for immediate action

Climate march reflects urgency, calls for immediate action

By Channing Kaiser / Columnist October 9, 2014

Three weeks ago, I walked in the People’s Climate March in New York City along with more than 300,000 individuals. Yet in the weeks following the march, I’ve monitored the news coverage of it and have...

Casual Fridays, 10/10/2014

By The Pitt News Editorial Board October 9, 2014

Hyena equalityKeepers at the Maruyama Zoo in Japan finally figured out why their hyenas wouldn’t mate —  the two hyenas, Kami and Kamutori, are actually both male. Years of effort the zoo put into...

Editorial: Conflict kitchen faces unnecessary backlash

By The Pitt News Editorial Board October 8, 2014

Conflict Kitchen, a restaurant that exclusively serves the food of countries with which the United States is in conflict, is experiencing some turmoil of its own. On Monday, the popular Schenley Plaza...

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