The customer isn’t always right
Blindly appeasing customers degrades workers and eats away at resources.
The internet can hurt those with mental illnesses — but we can use it to help them
Vigilance online and on social media can let us help people suffering from mental illnesses.
Shocked Palin learns ‘Secretary of Moose Hunting’ not a real cabinet position
After a comprehensive Wikipedia search, Sarah admitted that the new administration may lack such a role.
UMD’s living-learning programs need better housing options for trans people
Too few dorms that house living-programs are gender-inclusive.
Trump and the news media have a symbiotic relationship
The news brought Trump fame, and Trump brought the news ratings.
Delivering Venezuela aid shouldn’t be a selfish act for the U.S.
The U.S.'s offer of aid to Venezuela isn’t completely altruistic.
People are losing faith in the media
Bias, and alt-right websites that disseminate blatantly false information have destroyed Americans’ trust in the media during this election cycle.
Democrats have a lot to apologize for. It’s good that they realize that.
The Democrats’ apology tour is a moral improvement.
Maryland’s minimum wage should be a living wage
Minimum wage workers should be paid enough to support themselves.
Before you criticize China for killing dogs, remember the animals killed here
When and where is killing animals morally acceptable?