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Illustration capitalism versus socialism by Greg Groesch for The Washington Times

Capitalism beats socialism every time

By Scott Walker

Shown is a file photo of a police car with flashing lights in Philadelphia, Monday, Jan. 17, 2022. (AP Photo/Matt Rourke, File)

Student fatally shot, suspect detained at Georgia’s Kennesaw State University

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President of Indiana University Michael McRobbie, left, and Lee Feinstein, Dean for the Hamilton Lugar School of Global and International Studies, right, smile as they listen to Presidential nominee hopeful Pete Buttigieg at the IU Auditorium in Bloomington, Ind. Tuesday, June 11, 2019. McRobbie announced Friday, Aug. 14, 2020 that he plans to retire in June 2021 after a 14-year tenure as one of the school's longest-serving leaders. (Rich Janzaruk/The Herald-Times via AP)

Indiana U names Kennesaw State’s Whitten next president

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Kennesaw State University warns of armed suspect on campus

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Kennesaw State names academic unit for donors of $9M gift

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New health care degree to be offered at Kennesaw State

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Kennesaw State to build new dorm as student body grows

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Kennesaw State’s second president, Betty Siegel, dies at 89

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Students: Military contractor shouldn’t be part of MLK event

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In this Saturday, Oct. 21, 2017, file photo, Four of the five Kennesaw State cheerleaders who took a knee three weeks ago during the Kennesaw State football game, take a knee once again out of sight of the fans under the visitors' bleachers, during the national anthem before an NCAA college football game between Kennesaw State and Gardner-Webb in Kennesaw, Ga. Kennesaw State, which moved its football cheerleaders inside a stadium tunnel after a group of black cheer squad members knelt during the national anthem, has decided to let them again take the field during pre-game ceremonies. (Kelly J. Huff/The Marietta Daily Journal via AP, File)

Kennesaw State University settles cheerleaders’ anthem protest lawsuit for $145,000

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Georgia college pays $145,000 to settle anthem protest case

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Georgia college student killed in apartment complex shooting

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FILE - This May 22, 2018, file photo, shows a voter access card inserted in a reader during voting in the Georgia primary in Kennesaw, Ga. A federal judge is set to hear arguments, Thursday, July 25, 2019, in a lawsuit challenging Georgia's outdated voting machines and seeking statewide use of hand-marked paper ballots. The hearing will focus on requests for the judge to order the state to immediately stop using the current voting machines. (AP Photo/Mike Stewart, File)

Judge blasts Georgia officials’ handling of election system

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Author’s books dive into Georgia’s underwater farms, towns

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University near Atlanta probes racist social media posts

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Small plane crashes on campus of Kennesaw State University

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In this Saturday, Oct. 21, 2017, file photo, Four of the five Kennesaw State cheerleaders who took a knee three weeks ago during the Kennesaw State football game, take a knee once again out of sight of the fans under the visitors' bleachers, during the national anthem before an NCAA college football game between Kennesaw State and Gardner-Webb in Kennesaw, Ga. Kennesaw State, which moved its football cheerleaders inside a stadium tunnel after a group of black cheer squad members knelt during the national anthem, has decided to let them again take the field during pre-game ceremonies. (Kelly J. Huff/The Marietta Daily Journal via AP, File)

Kennesaw State University cuts 4 of 5 cheerleaders who knelt for anthem

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4 of 5 kneeling cheerleaders fail to make school’s squad

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Whitten named president at Kennesaw State University

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Committees named to search for new Kennesaw State president

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