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Author: Ryan Stewart and Eddie Dilworth

Eddie Dilworth ‘19 is the co-editor of the Science and Technology and Voices sections of the Paper Tiger, and Ryan Stewart ‘17 is the co-editor of the Politics section. They enjoy writing and discussing politics together, and taking long walks along the beach listening to Barry Manilow and Seal. Eddie’s favorite basketball player is Jason Terry while Ryan Stewart’s favorite basketball player is Eddie Dilworth. They look forward to collaborating on articles.
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Defining Senate Races in Historic Election

  • Post Author By Ryan Stewart and Eddie Dilworth
  • Post Date November 8, 2016

A toss-up. Just a day before the general election, The Senate Race is coming down to the wire. In order to regain control of the […]

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