December 2010 Issue
The Port Side‘s second issue of the 2010-2011 school year was published on December 3, 2010.
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Editorial
Where Picket Signs Go To Die by Michelle Kahn
Campus Section
Inside the Claremont Closet by Kimberly Ngai
Policies in Transition by Veronica Salas
Picking on Plato by Wendy Qian
Majoring in the Middle East by Shree Pandya
Everyday Extremism by Sara Birkenthal
National Section
The Oakland Riots, in Retrospect by Danielle Holstein
Mom, Apple Pie, and the Homies by Rolando Gutierrez
The Legacy of “Liquid Cocaine” by Anna Pickrell
International Section
Is Multiculturalism Dead? by Manassinee Moottatarn
Green with Economic Envy by Samantha Morse
Dirty Governments by Derek Ha
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