The unusual homecoming of Jayson Blair
The disgraced journalist’s betrayal of journalists and readers leaves anguish even today.
Palestine, Israel share blame for conflict
The American-Israel Public Affair Committee, a highly influential pro-Israel political advocacy organization, invited presidential candidates to its annual conference in Washington. All of the presidential candidates came, except Bernie Sanders, due to an alleged “scheduling conflict.” As expected, the candidates that spoke at the conference delivered a staunch pro-Israel position thereby, pandering to the influential … Continue reading Palestine, Israel share blame for conflict
The case against unpaid internships
Unpaid internships hurt those who can’t afford to work for free.
Strategic approach necessary for rankings
UMD-UMB partnership, among other things, should be good for our college rankings
Cybersecurity is best learned in the field
Inspiring the next generation of cyber defenders through competition
The future of American conservatism
An infusion of youth, individual freedom and a message of economic prosperity will save conservatism.
Final Four had historic “Lattin” flavor
Fifty years ago, the Final Four didn’t look like this.
An argument for the sometimes vegetarian
If we all just ate less meat, we can start a environmental revolution.
A jester in the White House
Meet your future vice president, Minnesota’s comedian-turned-senator Al Franken.
Defend free speech on the campus
Free speech should be as much a right on our campuses as it is in society.