Chris Boretti: a letter to the student body
“You haven’t been listened to. … Your input hasn’t been valued by previous SGA administrations. All of this will change.”
The U.S. cannot fix Venezuela’s self-destructing economy alone
To mitigate Venezuela’s collapse, the U.S. must assume a supporting role in reform.
Should liberals root for Trump’s incompetency?
For blocking arguably terrible policies like the AHCA, the Trump administration’s incompetency was beneficial. But what will happen when our president has to address issues like disaster or war?
Activists must be more specific when blaming the ‘white man’
I am calling upon activists to be more careful and specific in their attribution of blame and to not reinforce a divide that is entirely artificial.
As Maryland Democrats continue to gerrymander, state residents suffer
Governor Hogan makes a renewed push for redistricting reform.
We don’t need Facebook to lead a global community
The idea of a singular, Facebook-led global community can be a nightmare.
The customer isn’t always right
Blindly appeasing customers degrades workers and eats away at resources.
The University of Maryland should divest from the prison-industrial complex
It’s time for this university to stop supporting the exploitation of inmates for profit.
Why we shouldn’t just believe everything will be OK under Trump
There could be benefit to imagining the worst.
To reduce Maryland’s deficit, we need to “get real” on spending
The state legislature should work with Gov. Larry Hogan on addressing the drivers of spending growth.