Op/Ed College Football Could be Salvaged by Farm System
College football is corrupt. The coaches, players, and the larger organizations that oversee college football perpetuate this reputation of ethical blemishes through their dishonesty and […]
Category: VOICES
Negative Inaction: the Cost of Ignoring Discrimination
You did not get rejected from your dream school because of affirmative action. You got rejected because you got rejected. “If I were black, I […]
Feminists Collide on College Campuses
As a rising college freshman (hopefully) I find myself hyperaware of college news, and the ethical dilemmas that are frequently linked to this new universe. […]
The Perils of Voluntourism
An article titled “The Problem with Little White Girls (and Boys): Why I Stopped Being a Voluntourist” went viral in February with over two million […]
Confessions of a Paper Book Snob
In second grade, I would stop my mom from dog-earing the pages of my beloved books that we would read together before bed. Now, if […]
Climate Change: Disproved by Snow?
In January, the coldest temperatures in almost 20 years swept across the Northern plains, Midwest, and East Coast, creating dangerous and even life-threatening conditions. Temperatures […]
Another America’s Cup?
At first glance, the America’s Cup appeared to be a fun boating race on the San Francisco Bay. The truth, however, is that the event […]
Reviving Classical Music in Our Generation
Growing up in a musical family, I’ve had the privilege of being exposed to classical music at a young age. Car rides to school were […]
Understanding Learning Differences
I didn’t feel that I needed to know anything about dyslexia until I was diagnosed. When I was told, I suddenly wanted to learn all […]
A Question of Will: The Debt Crisis and Our Generation
Last year, if every dollar made in the United States was used to pay off the Federal debt, that amount would fall over a trillion […]
