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In Medias Res: With the removal of dams, the return of kings (opens the original)
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Theyâre beautiful, if you havenât seen them. Analogous to the archetypal American wilds, Chinook salmon, also known as king salmon, were driven to the edge of extinction in the Pacific Northwest in the 1990s because of a centuryâs worth of environmental degradation at the hands of American expansionism. Increased runoff and erosion from anthropogenic activities had polluted their rivers; industrial construction had blocked their paths home; warming waters had robbed them of their freshwate
Roundtable: Favorite niche internet controversies (opens the original)
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Here at Opinion, we like to doomscroll as much as the next person. This week, we’ve put our writers’ chronic online-ness to the test. Inspired by a little covid-conscious lesbian bar in Massachusetts, our roundtable question of the day is: What is your favorite niche internet controversy? Gianna Cassino (She/Her/Hers), Associate Opinion Editor: I absolutely adore the 13-year-old girl who riffed her way through “Feed the Birds” in her school production of Mary Poppins. She garnered a lot of unnec
Bird Brained Science: An ode to our salty kin⯠(opens the original)
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Seagullsâ¯arenâtâ¯real. Iâ¯donâtâ¯meanâ¯this inâ¯the sense that âbirds are government surveillance drones.â Our government uses a different kind of âFlockâ for that purpose. Instead, I am referring toâ¯seagullsâ classificationâ¯as a species, or rather, their lack thereof.â¯â¯Seagulls exist as a kind of composite species â aâ¯colloquial term for aâ¯selectionâ¯of seabirds existing under the subfamilyâ¯Larinae. These gulls each bear a remarkable resemblance towardâ¯ea
In Medias Res: In the West Bank, the wrong words found (opens the original)
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In June, 200 prominent Israeli leaders signed an open letter to their government, led by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, demanding that it stop the attacks made against innocents in the West Bank by Israeli citizens. Among the signatories were two former prime ministers, over three dozen retired air force generals, the head of the nationâs foreign and domestic services, a Nobel Laureate, several rabbis and one of Israel’s most revered novelists, David Grossman. In the face of Israel’s ongoi
In Medias Res: The uncommon right of the college student (opens the original)
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Welcome, Huskies, to the University of Connecticut. You have arrived at UConn in a moment when it is increasingly tempting to believe that the world around us, and the policy that shapes it, is an extrapersonal affair. After all, as a college student, you are told to focus on your studies. How can you possibly find the time to keep up with the world? This year alone has already brought a slew of headlines: from foreign wars, to privacy debates and to November’s upcoming midterm elections. For ma
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