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Now Taking Orders for the Fall 2010 Print Edition
Victoria Genther
The Fall 2010 Edition of The Undercurrent (TU) is now available to order! Influence new students at your school and increase your club’s campus presence by passing out TU at back-to-...
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Campus Media Response: Intellectual Property Rights Keep the Music Playing
Valery Publius
Jake Begun of Wisconsin/Madison’s Badger Herald thinks he’s noticed something pretty funny:
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Should You Be Allowed to Know What's in Your DNA?
Paul Hsieh
“You can’t handle the truth!” That’s the federal government’s latest message to Americans seeking to learn the content of their own DNA.
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Campus Media Response: The Freedom to Produce: Both Moral and Practical
Valery Publius
In an article appearing in UC Berkeley’s Daily Californian, Andrew Glidden describes the scope of the absurdity of our nation’s current environmental regulatory system, from its recent...
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Campus Media Response: Without Oil, Kiss your iPhone Good-bye
Valery Publius
Writing in the Texas Tech Daily Toreador Chris Leal asks us to ponder a puzzle:
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Campus Media Response: Keith Yost of the MIT Tech Outclasses his Peers on Muhammed Cartoon Controversy
Valery Publius
Congratulations to Keith Yost, a columnist at The Tech of MIT, who recently put the editors of the paper to shame, by saying “I am Spartacus!” and publishing a statement of support...
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Welcome.

The Undercurrent is a campus newspaper. It is distributed at college campuses and communities across the country. We aim to release a print edition at least once per semester, and in the interim, we regularly post additional articles, blog entries, and campus media response reports regularly to this website.

The Undercurrent's cultural commentary is based on Ayn Rand's philosophy, Objectivism. Objectivism, which animates Ayn Rand's fiction, is a systematic philosophy of life.

It holds that the universe is orderly and comprehensible, that man survives by reason, that his life and happiness comprise his highest moral purpose, and that he flourishes only in a society that protects his individual rights.

Read more about Ayn Rand's ideas on the importance of philosophy, or browse some seminal essays and articles on Objectivism.