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Howard U Cafeteria Closure Deepens Ongoing Issues of Food Accessibility

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By Ryan Streeter
| Her Campus Verified
At about 2 p.m., a pipe burst in Howard University’s Bethune Annex Cafe on Monday, Feb. 2. Students eating lunch were forced to evacuate after black colored liquid flowed from the ceiling. Throughout the day, more leaks were reported on campus in the Chemistry building, Locke Hall, and, allegedly, the Academic Assistance Building A. However, while these buildings remain open and functional, Annex was announced to be closed until further notice.
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Survey on Community and Society Archives

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By Samuel J. Abrams Verified, Brent Orrell, Ryan Streeter, Daniel Cox
| Political Economy with Jim Pethokoukis
Podcast Ryan Streeter and Dan Cox on the State of American Communities Post AEIdeas Progressives Must Stop Celebrating Urban Flight Post AEIdeas The Suburban Puzzle Post AEIdeas Digital Technology Maintains Social Capital Post AEIdeas Social Media Is Not Promoting a Diversity of Ideas: Just Look at Our College Students Post AEIdeas Gen Z Is up for Grabs
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How Radical Are Republican Voters? – Ryan Streeter

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By George Hawley, Ryan Streeter
| Law & Liberty Verified
Conventional wisdom has held that the populist resentment that fueled the political ascendency of Donald Trump is evidence that the political right in America has grown more extreme, more reactionary, and more radicalized. Progressives have used this narrative to double down on identitarian politics, and the political right has used it to justify new types of political tactics and nationalist policy proposals.
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