Politicizing People: American lives aren’t up for debate
Columnist Julia Chaffers argues that the current government response to coronavirus in the United States prioritizes profits over lives.
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Columnist Julia Chaffers argues that the current government response to coronavirus in the United States prioritizes profits over lives.
Editorial Assistant Kate Lee discusses the rise of journalism’s importance amid the coronavirus crisis.
Structural change requires collective action: action that is possible only if we all take responsibility for our choices and for making better ones. Read More
Three months before I planned on having these thoughts (i.e. at graduation), I am having them: will our friendships survive? Read More
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Records show that STEM concentrators have won the majority of Shapiro Prizes every year since they were established, despite comprising half or less of ... Read More