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Meredith Medoway

Meredith is a sophomore at American University. She studies Political Science and is most interested in environmental and food politics. She is also a dedicated equestrian and enjoys cooking.

French Election Results 2012: Socialist Francois Hollande Will Be a Better President Than Nicolas Sarkozy
French Election Results 2012: Socialist Francois Hollande Will Be a Better President Than Nicolas Sarkozy

This weekend, François Hollande won the French election, making him the first left-winger to win in 17 years. Here's why the socialist Hollande is the right man for the job.

Joe Biden 'Comes Out' in Favor of Gay Marriage, Will Obama Follow Suit?
Joe Biden 'Comes Out' in Favor of Gay Marriage, Will Obama Follow Suit?

As President Obama is still 'evolving,' Joe Biden, the Vice President of the United States, came out in support of gay marriage over the weekend.

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Do College Students Live in a Bubble?

People are always complaining about the current generation being spoiled, but, it is also true that college helps prepare young people to understand the world around them.

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Why the Federal Government, Not States, Should Regulate the Environment

National laws are necessary to protect the environment; state-specific regulations will not work.

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Does Fighting Climate Change Need to Focus on CO2 Emissions?

Scientists developed a strategy to fight global warming without focusing on burning fewer fossil fuels. While it will still be beneficial, we cannot forget the harmful effects of greenhouse gases

For Many Foreign Exchange Students, the American Dream Becomes a Rude Awakening
For Many Foreign Exchange Students, the American Dream Becomes a Rude Awakening

Driven by idealistic dreams of life in America, foreign exchange students are finding themselves greeted instead by high costs, low wages, and dashed hopes.

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Siku and Knut: Animal Ambassadors That Provide Polar Bears Greater Hope

Animals in captivity have a significant impact in promoting greater public response to environmental and ecological problems.

Obama's 2012 Reelection Strategy Is Not Working
Obama's 2012 Reelection Strategy Is Not Working

The president's class warfare is alienating voters who identify with the timeless American values of self-reliance and personal responsibility.

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U.S. Must End Science Research on Animals

Chimps and other apes are finally receiving recognition for the suffering they endure at the hands of scientists. Unfortunately, other animals are still being ignored.

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A Task Force Is Wrongly Working to Change the Earth's Climate

The Task Force on Climate Change Remediation Research plans to force climate change in order to combat global warming, which will result in disastrous consequences.

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We Need the EPA

Republicans have been bashing the EPA for ruining the economy. Obama needs to toughen his stance and defend the organization to help the planet.

In Bad Economy, Students Ask If College is Worth It
In Bad Economy, Students Ask If College is Worth It

The rising costs of college in relation to the cut back in federal student aid are negatively affecting American college students.

"Super Committee": A Congressional Cry for Reform

Congress’ decision to implement a fast-tracked super committee shows the need to change an institution collapsing under its own political posturing.

Ricky Perry: Man of America
Ricky Perry: Man of America

Ricky Perry lets you know why he is a top candidate.

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GOP Wrong In Blaming EPA For Economic Woes

The GOP continues to attack the EPA for ruining the economy while the EPA continues to work towards saving the planet.

The GOP Should Try Vegetarianism
The GOP Should Try Vegetarianism

Resurrecting the ideals of the Vegetarian Party could be extremely advantageous to Republicans in the coming elections, especially in appealing to young people.

Evangelical Environmentalists: Fighting Climate Change in God's Name
Evangelical Environmentalists: Fighting Climate Change in God's Name

Environmentalism has taken head amongst a new generation of evangelical Christians hoping to preserve "God's creation."

On International Women's Day, How to Tell Women’s Stories In Conflict Zones
On International Women's Day, How to Tell Women’s Stories In Conflict Zones

How do we share stories of women without falling into the same gender stereotypes we seek to combat?

Small Decreases in Spending, No Decrease in Commitment
Small Decreases in Spending, No Decrease in Commitment

Small cuts within the Department of Defense can occur, but the global role of the U.S. demands a strong and capable military.

Elephants in Kansas: The Changing Landscape of Wildlife Conservation
Elephants in Kansas: The Changing Landscape of Wildlife Conservation

New paradigms in wildlife conservation try to restore ecosystems to their pre-human states, even if it means importing animals from Africa to the U.S.

Shale Gas: A Geopolitical Game Changer
Shale Gas: A Geopolitical Game Changer

There are other concerns to consider in the debate about shale gas aside from the environment and economics, mainly global influence.