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Thirty years after the Wall, communism persists in the east
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November 7, 2019July 12, 2022Opinions

Thirty years after the Wall, communism persists in the east

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On November 9, 1989, the Berlin Wall fell. For nearly 30 years, the wall had been a daily reminder of the deep division between communism and liberalism, a physical barrier to keep Western ideas, people, and resources from threatening the ironclad grip of the totalitarian government. The wall separated families, friends, lovers. The wall separated...

Strive to learn from other academic disciplines
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March 28, 2019July 12, 2022Opinions

Strive to learn from other academic disciplines

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Psychology poses an important question: Should it be considered a study of the sciences or humanities? The answer seems obvious: Human beings can neither be explained by wholly scientific or wholly subjective means, and therefore a study of human beings would be incomplete without both approaches. There is a complexity to our nature that makes...