April 2011 Issue
The Port Side‘s fourth issue of the 2010-2011 school year was published on April 21, 2011.
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Editorial
The Last Stagthena by Alex Heiney
Campus Section
Writing for the Real World by Sara Stern
Plagiarism in Paradise by Jon Rice
Everyday Extremism: Part III by Sara Birkenthal
Defining Consent by Summer Dowd-Lukesh
National Section
Broken Budgets and Busted Unions by Sam Kahr
Cuts for California’s Colleges by Anna Pickrell
The Revolving Door by Quinn Chasan
Swastika Showdown by Russell M. Page
International Section
Another Decade, Another Billion by Shriya Manasvini Ravishankar
Famished and Foodless by Manassinnee Moottatarn
Can Oil Save the Day? by Samantha Morse
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