How to Fix Fraternities

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1. Can returning to their roots help fix frats?

By Emily Esfahani Smith in the New Criterion

2. The top reason students struggle academically doesn’t have anything to do with schools.

By Lyndsey Layton in the Washington Post

3. Why we should keep Harriet Tubman and Rosa Parks off the $20 bill.

By Kirsten West Savali in the Root

4. Should the U.S. stop trusting Pakistan?

By Elizabeth Cobbs Hoffman in the Reuters Great Debate

5. Calls to reform Islam ignore the bloody history of religious reformation.

By Mehdi Hasan in the Guardian

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