Opinions
Opinions
Opinion: LSAC ban on Iranian-American students is an attack on education
In early September, the Law School Admissions Council (LSAC) banned many Iranian-American students from accessing their LSAC accounts for taking the Law School Admissions Tests (LSAT). As an...
Opinions
Opinion: Sweeney’s sexualization ostracizes women in sports
September 2026 Hollywood star Sydney Sweeney launched an advertisement in partnership with Novig, a federally regulated U.S. prediction market. In the ad, Sweeney is posed...
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Opinion: Yes, Ed Sheeran did sign up for this
Growing up, I was always encouraged to stand up for what I believe in — no matter the cost. This value was instilled in...
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Opinion: Wellness was never meant to be an achievement
I’ve started to wonder how much I actually know about my body. When I exercise, I can see my heart rate, calories burned and how...
2011
Anonymous Writing Not a Responsible Mode of Free Speech
Author: Jack McHenry Across campus this semester students have voiced their opinions on issues like free speech, in letters to the editor in the campus newspaper,...
2012
Budget choices a delicate balance
Author: Anthony Labarga This fall's upcoming presidential election, as well as the budgetary disagreements which are erupting in advance, boils down to a fundamental disagreement over...
2011
The Melting Pot or Not, Learning English is Imperative
Author: Alexander LaRose Despite its checkered past with respect to its treatment of immigrants, the United States is a nation built upon the ideals of freedom...
2012
Why the Chicago Strike Matters
Author: Henry Dickmeyer It would be unjust to dub the Chicago Teachers Union strike as an example of teachers, as Mitt Romney put it, "(making) plain that...
2012
Fisher v U.T. puts affirmative action on trial
Author: Damian Mendieta Abigail Fisher is the latest, but surely not the last, person to incorrectly believe that affirmative action gives undeserving people of color an...
2012
Is media working for us?
Author: Benjamin DeLuca President Barack Obama clinched reelection with at least 303 electoral votes Tuesday night, and one of the most common reactions was shock at...
2013
Refining, redefining virtues of cybersecurity
Author: Mal Clay Cybersecurity has long been recognized by the defense establishment as a problem with mid- or long-term ramifications. With the infiltration of the New...
2013
NYPD faces systemic ethical ambiguity
Author: Joe Siegal It’s been hard to escape from media coverage of the exploits of New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg, now serving out the last year...
