Abbey Francis Goes to the Health Center
I woke up with the kind of singular, dreaded discomfort of uncontrollable itchiness that so many women (and a small ...
Opinion
Laughing Together: The Complexities of Social Satire
However harmless humor may seem at first glance, its power rests with the ways it upholds and transgresses social norms.
Keith Olbermann and the Myth of Unbiased Journalism
About ten days ago, NBC suspended Keith Olbermann indefinitely without pay for making private campaign donations to three Democrats.
Who Needs My Help?
As the time for registering for classes approaches, we are all forced to think about what we want our second ...
The Senior Diaries: The Suit and the Interview
A relative once told me a story about an interview vetting business school applicants.
What the Midterm Elections Mean
Even if you paid no attention to the November 2nd election, there are probably a few things that still caught ...
In Support of Affirmative Action
We write in support of affirmative action as a legal policy with a specific history. On October 26th, the Cardinal ...
The Evil Behind Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola, get off my campus. No more vending machines, no more cases in Pi Café, no more red-and-white umbrellas emblazoned ...
The Bake Sale’s Aftermath: A Failed Debate
Few things are more venerated on an academic campus than debate. Debate is the lifeblood of a healthy academic establishment
The Cohen Chronicles: Expensive Tickets for Expensive Players
By now, it appears inevitable that the NBA is headed for a lockout following the 2010-11 season, and the NFL ...