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Studying the history of warfare is not about glorifying bloodshed. It is about better understanding the extremes of human experience.
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The history of the Anti-Mask League in 1919 foreshadowed eerily familiar patterns of popular frustration with state-imposed public-health mandates.
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The 1936 Berlin Olympics posed an agonizing dilemma for those who believed that there was no evil worse than war.
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The current Ukraine crisis has laid bare the need to have a hard conversation about NATO.
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The historic promise of higher education as a rite of passage for ambitious young adults has never been so much in doubt.
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The few citizens who insist on wearing religious symbols are not harbingers of some looming clerical restoration.
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A first-time voter urges Ontarians to rise above pandemic-era election fatigue when they head to the polls in June.
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For the first time in recent memory, with the pandemic lifting and the economy booming, management needs workers more than we need them.
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American incursions into Cuban political space make dialogue among parties within Cuba even more challenging.
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Elevating geographic representation over other forms of representation is a feature not a bug.
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But a free society recognises that the right to make bad jokes must be protected.
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Loss of trust in political institutions of the kind that Western populists are today exploiting is a threat to the liberal-democratic order.
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