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September 15, 2020
Though there are many reasons why Americans don’t vote, there are ways to eliminate this problem and create a culture of better informed voters.
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November 7, 2018
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Weekend Sports Recap | Women’s soccer dominates again
By
Mason Carter
, Staff Writer •
1:17 am
Point | The Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce love story is good for all parties
By
Jermaine Sykes
, Assistant Sports Editor •
1:08 am
Eyeing election, organizers for a graduate workers union launch card campaign
By
Jack Troy
, Senior Staff Writer •
12:57 am
Louis Cestello voted in as new Board of Trustees chair
By
Ryleigh Lord
, News Editor •
12:49 am
‘It all adds up, dollar by dollar’: Pitt Dance Marathon exceeds 12-hour fundraising goal for UPMC Children’s Hospital
By
Patrick Swain
, Culture Editor •
12:29 am
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