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We have strategies. There are not out of control. Calling a state of emergency can only make things worse, so we should call this situation as it is: a public health problem. One that needs to be... Read More »

We need to be more aware and care, regardless of how far away people are. They are people, and as a result, we have a responsibility to care about what’s going on the world. All of the issues in the... Read More »

We ought to participate in and work with what we already have, instead of trying to reinvent the wheel. If we want to change the campus culture around service, we as students, as individuals, need to... Read More »

Recognizing these problems is not to say that having a museum to remind us of the atrocities of American slavery is a bad thing. In fact, it’s something that has long been missing from national... Read More »

Providing a space for all children to enter school at an earlier age regardless of gender, race, and income background is crucial if we as a nation want to actually uphold our ideals of valuing... Read More »

Dogmatic nationalism might be a good thing in some situations, but when it privileges the marginal economic security of a nation over the lives of other people, we ought to reexamine our priorities. Read More »

We need to focus on emotionally persuading parents that vaccination will be best for their children’s physical, social and emotional health. If we can, they might be more willing to sacrifice their... Read More »

If we want to actually eventually defeat ISIS, it’s more useful to see the battle at Kobani for what it actually is: a small win at a huge cost. To keep moving forward, we need to latch on to bigger... Read More »