SPORTS

Stars Align to Create a Thrilling NBA Season

The Warriors: The Golden State Warriors, whose roster was expected to weaken in the offseason, actually improved their bench with the addition of two deadly […]

Pictured directly above, Kyrie Irving, the Celtics’ new superstar point guard photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons
POLITICS

Partisan Gerrymandering: Where Should the Supreme Court Draw the Line?

On October 3, 2017, the Supreme Court heard arguments in Gill v. Whitford, a case that could reshape how we elect congresspeople. The case challenges […]

Wisconsin's assembly map is both less competitive and more biased towards Republicans than California's map
Wisconsin is defending its map before the Supreme Court in Gill v. Whitford, a case that could ban partisan gerrymandering. Infographic created by Tuvya Bergson-Michelson ‘19 using Piktochart. Data from the U.S. Census Bureau, the Wisconsin Elections Commission, and the Office of the Cali- fornia Secretary of State. All statistics calculated using share of two-party vote, except for districts where third-party challengers topped 10% of the vote. For Wisconsin, vote totals refer to the 2012 general election; All California totals refer to the 2012 primary election to control for California’s party-blind “Top-Two” primary system. Due to the absence of a Democratic presidential primary that year, Democratic vote totals presented are much lower than typical California elections.
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The Stock Market: The Perils of Bulls and Bears

  • Post Author By Nick Harris
  • Post Date December 11, 2017

There’s no questioning that the stock market is expensive right now. In the past year, two stock groupings that typically indicate market performance, the Dow […]

An old cartoon depicting a bull blowing “bubbles.” Financial bubbles are so named because they represent a rapid growth in the value of a sector. They are also called bubbles due to their fragility — they rapidly rise and rapidly fall. cartoon courtesy of Wikimedia Commons