Opinions
Guns
Lessons from the DPS gun decision: Listen to minority students
University President Joel Seligman’s decision to arm 42 Department of Public Safety (DPS) officers is a disappointing one.
Op-Eds
Looking forward to fall break
And now, it’s time for us to embrace our fantastic and imminent fall break.
Op-Eds
Fifty shades of grey: Liberation or continued oppression?
In response to those third-wave feminists who see any alternative discourse on sex as good discourse, I make the argument that sexual liberation would require women to imagine a new form of sexual interaction.
Op-Eds
Professors’ politics not an issue, if students think critically
I am a firm believer in the right to challenge knowledge and the duty to be open to opposing ideology. Without challenge, without doubt, how can truth ever be revealed?
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Lam Square’s all-gender restroom represents real progress
I am proud of our school for taking a step.
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Your vote counts: don’t sit out the election
If you live in the U.S., chances are that for the past two years you’ve been bombarded by non-stop talk about the upcoming Presidential election.
Editorial Boards
Cheers and jeers: Mel Weekend edition
Jeers to whichever students (or alumni!) stole the “R” from the gigantic M-E-L-I-O-R-A on the Eastman Quad.
Ed Observers
Kim Kardashian deserves sympathy, not sarcasm
When you’re a woman who watches the news, tragedies cease to be surprising.
Op-Eds
Clinton ascends into relatability
My relationship with Hillary Clinton is kind of like my relationship with my aunt.
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Image is key in first debate
The most exciting and disappointing moments of an election year are the presidential debates.