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BurntXOrange

Online news & entertainment magazine at UT Austin

BurntXOrange

Online news & entertainment magazine at UT Austin

BurntXOrange

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Late Night Comedians Have a Right to Take Political Sides

November 8, 2017

After all, the president himself is a former primetime star.

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Athletes Respond to Trump’s Divisive Comments

September 28, 2017

After President Donald Trump referred to kneeling NFL players with an expletive-filled insult, the sports world snapped back.

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America’s Mayors Discuss Politics at SXSW

March 13, 2017

On Friday, Austin Mayor Steve Adler, Phoenix Mayor Greg Stanton and Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer joined Emily Ramshaw, editor-in-chief of the Texas Tribune, on a panel discussion about the evolving state of politics.

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Event Recap: Tales from the Texas Tribune Fest

September 26, 2016

Here's a recap of the events ORANGE attended at the festival.

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Who to See at the 2016 Texas Tribune Festival

September 20, 2016

Here's a list of five speakers ORANGE thinks you should have on your radar.

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Netflix & Politics: Presidential Candidates, Reimagined

November 3, 2015

Trying to make sense of the presidential election? Need another reason to Netflix? Look no further for the best of both worlds. Netflix provides a plethora of characters who are essentially presidential candidates in an alternate universe. 

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Tweet-Cap: UT Democrats v. College Republicans Debate

March 31, 2014

Last Wednesday, The Horn hosted a debate between UT’s College Republicans and University Democrats, which was moderated by The Horn and ORANGE magazine (that’s us). The debate covered topics of economy, education, healthcare and immigration. Overall, the deliberation was a success; a full house packed the Texas Union Theatre, and debaters led substantial arguments with interesting viewpoints. The real action, however, took place on the live Twitter feed rolling in the front of the room with the hashtag #UTdebate. Many questions were posed by the audience, and some brawls even broke out among select handles.