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The University of Chicago’s Independent Student Newspaper since 1892

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The University of Chicago’s Independent Student Newspaper since 1892

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Stories and content by Danny Choi

Diversity oversimplified

By Danny Choi / January 14, 2003
When George III sank into madness, he was sent to the Gardens at Kew to recover. Indeed, Kew was the 18th century’s version of EPCOT Center–it was multi-cultural. There was a Chinese pagoda, a Dutch windmill, a Greek temple, etc. It was the world on parade–eye candy! Who am I? I’m an avid cross-country skier...

The true core conservatives

By Danny Choi / October 24, 2002
The Conservative’s Identity Crisis Nowadays, conservatives are too nice and too busy cooing at the filthiest variations of human life (i.e., liberals). They are consumed by the notions of being accepted, being liked, being popular, or, at the very least, being appreciated. Quite oddly, conservatives have forgotten their conservative roots, their ideals. They have gone...
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