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Lauren Manescu NEW The Pros and Cons of Formula One in Austin Larisa Manescu | University of Texas- Austin The FIA Formula One World Championship is a huge deal, and the fact that it was held in Austin was a topic of business opportunity and excitement to some. But it also came with major environmental and human costs.
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Alex Antonetz NEW Skyfall: A Triumphant Return to Form for James Bond Alex Antonetz | The Ohio State University Skyfall, which marks the 50th anniversary of the Bond series, is a film that is self-aware of its franchise’s past yet doesn't throw away the old tricks that made James Bond the lingering icon he is.
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fritzmetzingerTHIS The Evolution of the Super Team: An NBA Preview in Films Fritz Metzinger | The NBA has become a league of superheroes playing on super teams. But does that mean fans should expect a less-than-super regular season?
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Noah Glyn The Keynesian Case for Hurricanes Noah Glyn | Rutgers University Say hello to Sandy the Frankenstorm. Sure, she looks scary from afar, and she might cut off our power, flood our cities, kill our friends, and make us miss our favorite TV shows. But she holds the power to rejuvenate our economy.
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In Office Photo Why Vegas Should Rank College Football Colin Rich | University of Notre Dame '11 College football’s recently elected playoff system faces challenges of accuracy and bureaucracy when it takes over for the BCS in 2014. Given the playoff’s proposed form, the sport’s purveyors should hire the most accurate and accountable statisticians to run it: bookies.
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Losing our Religion?

A new survey shows that a growing percentage of young Americans self-identify as religiously unaffiliated- but many previously identified with a specific faith.

Where Will the Youth Vote Matter Most?

We know the 18-29 year old demographic will be critical in 2012, but what states might see the largest impact? A strong case for why Colorado might lead the list.

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