Recognizing the prep in your step
The Tower (Princeton, New Jersey) The stereotypical Preppy Boy isn’t afraid to wear colors, especially pastels—just look in his wardrobe…
Posts Tagged 'inequality'
Racial Tensions and Violence at Lewis and Clark
By Grace Masback CatlinSpeak (Portland, Oregon) On Tuesday Nov. 17, 2015 two messages on an anonymous social media platform known…
Science, Racism, and Clockwork
By Sophie Mann-Shafir The Tower (Princeton, New Jersey) When a high school freshman is passionate, curious, and talented enough to make…
WANT NVRD Series: The Rise of Restrictions on Voting Rights in the United States
By Grace Masback CatlinSpeak (Portland, Oregon) Aaron Brown moves busily around the offices of the Oregon Bus Project, filing papers,…
The One -Two Punch of Fixing Income Inequality: Redistribution and Education
By Juma Sei WANT Original Content Don’t feel like reading? Try this article in podcast form! Capitalism – “An…
College pressure affects students in all grades
By Mac Welsher The Tower (Grosse Pointe, Michigan) Students at Grosse Pointe South go through tons of pressure, like Frankie…
College application process should be streamlined
By The Tower Editorial Board The Tower (Grosse Pointe, Michigan) Attending a school where 94 percent of students go on…
Equity of Food Allergies
By Jubilee Lopez Catlin Speak (Portland, Oregon) Discussion about lower income children regarding food (access, cost, nutrition, etc.) is common,…
Dr. King’s speech still has lasting impact on our community
By The Tower Editorial Board The Tower (Grosse Pointe, Michigan) Two-thousand seven hundred people packed into South’s gymnasium to hear Martin…
The Role of College in Economic Inequality
By Brendan Attey and Soha Ahmed The Catlin Speak (Portland, Oregon) A college education is a part of the future…