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It seems that my edit got cut off when I was trying to post it. What I was trying to say was that I've seen the Grosse Fuge being used as a clue for "fugues" in other packets before, so I can understand the frustration of someone who knew the piece in question was the Grosse Fuge from the ...

If anything, it's almost universally translated as "master-slave." Furthermore, while many scholars think Nietzsche wasn't a nihilist, it's a pretty common way of reading his work (and let's be honest, no one, not even Nietzsche himself, knows what the hell he was talking about). I doubt ...

I wholeheartedly second the opinion that a lot of the world history tossups seemed too European-focused to qualify as "world history." In particular, I wasn't even aware when reading the packet that the Germany tossup was supposed to qualify as a world history question, as the subject matt...

This is my first time giving feedback on any set I've read or played, so apologies if I don't go about this the right way. On the Thought tossup with Frankfurt School clues and the answer line "Germany," Walter Benjamin's essay "The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction&qu...

Columbia will be hosting summer practices every Tuesday and Thursday at 6 PM somewhere in Hamilton Hall (either on floor 3 or 4, depending on what rooms are available). These practices will be open to anyone who happens to be in NYC during the summer, and the first practice will be this coming Thurs...