Benghazi Proves To Be A Case Of Government Neglect
On Sept. 11, 2012, U.S. news outlets reported that the American Embassy in Libya was
Columns
Exhibition Effectively Engages Photographer’s Work
The interfaces between circulating imagery and the popular imagination are essential in understanding how conceptions
King’s Legacy Is Continually Whitewashed
Maybe it’s the 24-hour media cycle, the omnipresence of social media, the rhetoric of the
Freshman Year Requires Acknowledgement Of Diversity
Perhaps this may not be an opinion so much as a freshman advice column today,
Photographic Praxis Essentializes Certain Cultures
The Sentinelese people, an indigenous community inhabiting North Sentinel Island in the Bay of Bengal,
The Government Shutdown Erodes American Life
The partial shutdown of the federal government, which resulted from an impasse between President Donald
Desire Generates A Release Of Creative Energy
Desire is often seen as weakness, as a suspension of rationale for a kind of
The Reagan Ethos Set A National Precedent
Not many other countries can commemorate a past leader as legendary as Ronald Reagan. Not
Netflix Show Addresses The Problems Of An All-Access World
Although Netflix might not always be the most reliable or essential source for life lessons,
Rail Transit Company Lacks Incentive To Improve
In the small hours of Monday morning, I emerged bleary-eyed and beleaguered from the Amtrak
Docu-Series Highlights Celebrity Abuse
In the midst of all the chaos that has ensued with my returning to Wake
Apple AirPods Are The Modern Indicator Of Wealth
As students come back to campus from winter break, it is common to see renewed
Central Bank Independence Is Still Sacrosanct
Last week, President Donald Trump blamed Federal Reserve chairman Jerome (Jay) Powell for a string
Know Your Audience; Choose Simple Words
Burdened by a burgeoning education, amid my sophomore year I elected English to be my
Manos’ Definitive Ranking Of Southern Schools
The Ivy League is known for its immense academic rigor and success. The schools that
Grappling With The Oddity Of Time In Life
To demarcate the periods of our lives is almost wholly a retrospective exercise, a way
Processing Tragedies Requires Reflection
After the mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas high school last February, I spent hours
Nancy Pelosi Has Shown Us Why She’s The Democratic Leader
Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-CA), the current Democratic minority leader in the House of Representatives, is
This Thanksgiving, I Was Thankful For My Present And Future
Everything about Thanksgiving excites me. Mashed potatoes? Yes, please. Pecan pie? Pass it over. Seeing
We Ought To Embrace The National Anthem
July 4, 1776 was the beginning of the rest of the world for many. And
It Is Important To Seek Kierkegaardian Concern
For Søren Kierkegaard, there is an ever-present anguish in us, a craving for individual meaning
Misogynist Speech Can Affect Actions
Two years ago: I am sitting in the back of the bus heading back to
Democrats Must Leverage Majority Power Carefully
Now that the midterm elections have concluded, the Congress will enter its lame-duck session for
Handling Visitors Abroad Is Not Easy
I realize it comes across as silly and self-involved and absurdly indulgent to write about
It Is Important To Remember Gettysburg
Most college age students of 18 years or older are perplexed with the Civil War,