Impeachment Is Not The Proper Punitive Price
I really hate to say it, but my desire to keep following the impeachment proceedings
Columns
Commercial Fiction Distracts Readers From Fine Literature
I must confess that it is truly fascinating to have adopted a cause so near
Redistributive Tax Policy Is Not Actually “Radical”
Lately, I’ve consistently heard critics argue that Democratic presidential candidates are suggesting “radical” economic policies
Hedonism Is An Ethos From Another Time
“A cigarette is the perfect type of a perfect pleasure. It is exquisite, and it
Daily Commutes Can Provide Restorative Solitude
There are many reasons that one would love living in London. The city is full
Academia Nourishes A Deep, Dense Intellect
I wrote last week that my release from social media returned me to intellectual clarity.
Senior Fifth Should Be Approached With Caution
On Saturday, the Demon Deacons will be taking on the Duke Blue Devils in what
Bezos’ Award Belies His Dubious Business Practice
This week the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C. awarded Jeff Bezos the Portrait of a
Bloomberg’s Presidential Bid Is A Mistake
A year ago, Democrats likely would not have paid much attention if former New York
Digital Minimalism Can Return Us To Lucidity
We have all read countless laments about social media’s psychological fallout: depression, anxiety, loneliness. The
Democratic Tax Policies Are Quixotic Possibilities
The political landscape of the United States is on a collision course with billionaires and
Good Art Explains Mystery Through Manners
Art should function to induce some form of self-interrogation. It should focus on the unknown
Being Political Equates To Being An Active Human
Recently, someone told one of my best friends that they were surprised we were so
Environmental Irresponsibility Requires Checks And Balances
According to Article 2, Section 4 of the United States Constitution, “The President, Vice President
Democrats Sweep Virginia’s General Assembly
Democrats completed Virginia’s partisan shift from red to purple to true blue on Tuesday night,
The United States Must Remain A Benevolent Leader
Sitting in an Airbnb, looking out over the cobblestone streets of Rome, I experienced a
The Critic Maintains An Ambiguous Relation To Creation
What are these things I write? What are the various cultural flash-points, aesthetic philosophies and
Measures Of Growth Should Be Disaggregated
Every fiscal quarter, we look to the federal Bureau of Economic Analysis for the latest
Literary Enchantment Illumines The Poetry Of Reality
Last week I wrote about what literature knows, about the things fine literature can teach
Curriculums Should Include Gender Education
When I entered college, I was warned about the threats of alcohol, drug use and
Should The Government Subsidize Vegetarianism?
With a 600% increase within the last three years, veganism just got trendy. Gone are
Warren And Sanders Share What Matters: Policy
Within the liberal-to-left political intelligentsia there’s a debate: Are Senators Bernie Sanders of Vermont and
“Michigan Daily” Deserves Celebration
On Oct. 19, in an article entitled “When the Student Newspaper is the Only Daily
Literature Aestheticizes Existence In A Positive Way
It is often said that literature mimics real life, that it absorbs the contours of
Conceptions Of Work Affect Conceptions Of Life
After a few weeks of having internships in London, my friends and I have begun