Posts Tagged 'government'

100 years since the war that did not end all wars

By JONATHAN LIN and LAASYA GADIYARAM The Tower (Princeton, NJ) : Just over a hundred years ago, on November 11th 1918, the Central…

By Britton Masback WANT Editor-In-Chief Introduction Quanice Hayes crawled on his hands and knees from an alcove by a house…

Opinion

By Kean Spencer Eagle Source (Portland, Oregon) AK’s, cocaine, and hundred-dollar bills. Cartels may seem like the plague that taints…

Education

By Sahana Jayaraman Jesuit News (Portland, Oregon) In 2002, National Geographic conducted a study measuring geographic literacy rates in young…

Global

By Anton Mikolowski The Tower (Grosse Pointe, Michigan) With Canada opening its arms to the first of 25,000 refugees and…

Opinion

By Sasha Agapiev CARPE VENTURES I think that most people would agree that for every crime committed, there should be…

Politics

by Gigi Allen The Roar (Leander, Texas) Texting while driving has been addressed in many states and will be discussed in…

Business

By Sasha Agapiev Esteemed Economic Contributor Originally published here. Inflation is happening, and most people don’t seem to mind yet,…

Opinion

By Meilin Quinn The Rough Rider (Honolulu, Hawaii) Due to the recent shutdown of Hawaii’s ObamaCare expansion, $205 million of funding…

Politics

By Grace Masback WANT Original Content “We’ve become numb to this,” President Obama said in a press conference Thursday. “This…