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Column: Obama under old scrutiny

Column: Obama under old scrutiny

October 16, 2014
In 2011, Obama released his long-form birth certificate in an effort to quiet opposition that felt the president was not born in the US. The certificate, which is easily accessible on the White House’s official website, states that Obama was born in Honolulu.
Illustration by Kenny Sokan

Editorial Cartoon

October 16, 2014

                            News illustration by Kenny Sokan

Column: Co-ed frats for change

Column: Co-ed frats for change

October 8, 2014
At Columbia University, a student is carrying a mattress from class to class. She will continue to carry a mattress like the one she was sexually assaulted on until her alleged rapist no longer attends the same school as her. A Harvard student wrote an open letter in her school’s newspaper this year entitled “Dear Harvard: You Win,” telling her story of living in the same building as the man she said assaulted her, while the university failed to punish him.
HIV's undeserved stigma

HIV’s undeserved stigma

October 8, 2014
n an exclusive interview with BuzzFeed, a southern photojournalist under the pseudonym Jen Mosher discussed her most recent post to her blog Scary Mommy, in which she detailed her experience as a mother of a child with HIV. The blog post, which has received more than 39,000 shares, begins by saying “My HIV child is playing with your child, and you don’t know it.”
Illustration by Matt Griffin

Editorial Cartoon

October 8, 2014

News illustration by Matt Griffin.

Illustration by Victoria Baisden

Editorial Cartoon

October 1, 2014

                          News Illustration by Victoria Baisden.

Letter: Concussion tests  necessary for all sports

Letter: Concussion tests necessary for all sports

October 1, 2014
Student athletes incur a multitude of injuries during a season. One of the most serious of injuries that athletes can have is a concussion. In any sport, there is a chance to get a concussion, but the chance increases nine fold in sports such as rugby or football. With a concussion, athletes may not realize that they are injured, or they may not want to be taken off the field, which makes it very difficult to treat.
Column: Help, not punishment

Column: Help, not punishment

October 1, 2014
On Sept. 19, a man scaled the White House fence before jumping over it and running toward the residence. It was not until he made it inside that security was able to stop him. The incident has made headlines of The New York Times, Washington Post, Chicago Tribune and more, as the breach questions the capabilities of the Secret Service.
Uber: A more efficient service, but at what cost?

Uber: A more efficient service, but at what cost?

October 1, 2014
This past year, the private ride-sharing company Uber has climbed its way to being a top contender in the transportation market, breaking barriers in the traditional taxi industry. Uber operates in more than 100 cities in 37 states in the US and is available in 45 countries and expanding.
Letter: Next steps for an effective climate change

Letter: Next steps for an effective climate change

September 25, 2014

On Sunday, Sept. 21, 2014, over 310,000 people assembled in New York City for the People’s Climate March, the largest climate march in history. The march coincides with the UN Climate Summit and is...

Column: College debt increasing

Column: College debt increasing

September 25, 2014
If you aren’t familiar with the stereotype, here is your average depiction of a millennial college student: Lazy, entitled, self-obsessed, delayed in everything and, apparently, unable to read anything not in list form. And while we’ve all been those things from time to time – I’ve probably been all of them today, and it’s not even noon – the indolent “me, me, me” attitude doesn’t quite match up with the generational experience I’ve witnessed, or more specifically, the college experience.
Illustration by Kelly Kasulis

Editorial Cartoon

September 25, 2014

News illustration by Matt Griffin.