October 2011 Issue
The Port Side‘s first issue for the 2011-2012 school year was published on October 20, 2011.
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Editorial
I’m Not a Journalist by Alyssa Roberts
Campus Section
No Steak for You by Silas Berkowitz
Studying Non-Believers by Arielle Zionts
How Does ASCMC Spend Your Student Fees? by Jeremy Merrill, Andy Willis and Chelsea Carlson
Kravis Shortcomings Explained by Tyler Lamon
Easing into ESL by Sam Kahr
National Section
Decade of Dissent by Deborah Frempong
Where’s the Water? by Brian Sutter
Goodbye Congressman Dreier? by Sasha Hondagneu-Messner
Beyond the Beltway by Mark Munro
International Section
Voices of Defiance by Ellie Yusuf-Ali
Brazil Flexes Its Muscles by Jacob Fiksel
One Nation, Two Governments by Alvin Huang
A Distorted Lens? by Logan Galansky
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