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My column at The Nevada Sagebrush has been a zany one.
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I walk around the Quad with a lantern and cry incessantly: “University of Nevada tradition is dead. UN tradition remains dead. And we have killed it.â€
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This week, perspectives editor Jordan C. Butler looks back on UNR tradition
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God cannot possibly be a loving God.
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Perspectives Editor Jordan C. Butler is sick of the ungodly weather.
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The Sagebrush's sex columnist is off this week, so I'm jumping in and writing a sex column from a male's point of view for a change.
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Jordan C. Butler takes over for our absent sex columnist and gives tips on having a successful one night stand.
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The United States Peace Corps and hippies once went hand in hand. For some reason, when hippies weren't licking acid tabs and sewing their own clothes with hemp in the ‘60s and ‘70s, they were joining the Peace Corps.
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Anticipation of joining the Peace Corps
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Perspectives Editor Jordan C. Butler expresses his outrage at Swift’s not-so-modest proposal.
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I don't like to read much. The only books I read are the Harry Potter series, but only the first three books because the fourth is way too long.
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Mackay's Moody again.
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I believed people were essentially good. I believed people weren't born with an indelible stroke of evil. When conflicts or competitions arose, I thought humans were more likely to reason and cooperate with one another rather than descend into malice.
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I believed people were essentially good. I believed people weren’t born with an indelible stroke of evil. When conflicts or competitions arose, I thought humans were more likely to reason and cooperate with one another rather than descend into malice.
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After years of rumors and speculation, God announced in a press conference Sunday that the United States was His favorite country.
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