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Lake Braddock's Independent Student Newspaper

The Bear Facts

Lake Braddock's Independent Student Newspaper

The Bear Facts

Lake Braddock's Independent Student Newspaper

The Bear Facts

A map of Baga and Doron Baga, Nigeria where Boko Haram burns towns.

Boko Haram: The terrorists you don’t know about

Ayman Farid, Staff Writer March 9, 2015

During the week of Jan. 4, two horrific terrorist attacks took place. In one, a total of 17 people were killed at the Paris offices of French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo in an isolated (albeit horrible)...

‘Charlie Hebdo’: Not a black and white issue

‘Charlie Hebdo’: Not a black and white issue

Ayman Farid, Staff Writer February 5, 2015

“I do not agree with what you have to say, but I’ll defend to the death your right to say it.” Given the recent tragedy in France, this well-known quote by the philosopher Voltaire has become...

Going solo: Obama keeps reform moving

Going solo: Obama keeps reform moving

Jake Gold, Staff Writer December 18, 2014

Drilled into the heads of civics and government students from day one is the concept of “separation of powers,” an essential part of the U.S. government. However, during the past two years, the 113th...

Ozone, the chief component of smog, is a by-product of emissions from automobiles, power plants and oil refineries such as this refinery, on the Delaware River.

World leaves size-12 carbon footprint

Daniel Jarris, Staff Writer November 26, 2014

In a monumental decision on Nov. 12, the world’s two largest economic superpowers came to an agreement to prevent further environmental degradation due to carbon emissions. In this agreement, Chinese...

Ebola: not your problem

Ebola: not your problem

Ben Concepcion, Comment Editor November 7, 2014

Profuse bleeding, severe headaches, vomiting, fever and internal hemorrhaging: Why shouldn’t you be scared? In just the past several weeks, the word Ebola has been used more than it had since at...

Shiite militiamen loyal to radical cleric Muqtada Sadr enter Amirli, Iraq, on Monday, Sept. 1 after helping to liberate the town from a nearly three-month siege by Islamic State militants.

No clear choices in battle with ISIS

Bunyamin Sevim, Staff Writer October 14, 2014

During the last four years I’ve been to Turkey three times, volunteered at a refugee camp twice, and crossed the Syrian border once. I’ve seen people who’ve faced war and death time after time as...

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