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Transgender Veteran Discusses Modern American Communications
News Dominic Vogelbacher, '27 4/6/25 News Dominic Vogelbacher, '27 4/6/25

Transgender Veteran Discusses Modern American Communications

Charlotte Clymer, a transgender veteran and activist, speaks on media communication.

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How Conservatives Can Win the Corporate Culture War
Opinion Evan Cecchini, '25 2/29/24 Opinion Evan Cecchini, '25 2/29/24

How Conservatives Can Win the Corporate Culture War

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The Other Side of the Gender Debate 
Opinion Henry Haden, '25 10/5/23 Opinion Henry Haden, '25 10/5/23

The Other Side of the Gender Debate 

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Matt Walsh: Letters to the Editor
Opinion The W&L Spectator 10/5/23 Opinion The W&L Spectator 10/5/23

Matt Walsh: Letters to the Editor

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Hundreds Attend Campus Matt Walsh Event
News, Events Alex Kagan, '27 9/20/23 News, Events Alex Kagan, '27 9/20/23

Hundreds Attend Campus Matt Walsh Event

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An Alum's View of Walsh and Civil Discourse
Opinion John Lane, '74 9/20/23 Opinion John Lane, '74 9/20/23

An Alum's View of Walsh and Civil Discourse

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The Impetus for Social Conservatism
Opinion Henry Haden, '25 5/16/23 Opinion Henry Haden, '25 5/16/23

The Impetus for Social Conservatism

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On What is a Woman? and campus speech
Opinion Evan Cecchini, '25 3/29/23 Opinion Evan Cecchini, '25 3/29/23

On What is a Woman? and campus speech

A measured response to “The conservative ‘war’ against trans people”

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