Don’t be a team player
As the gender pay gap continues to be a hot-button topic for many of us who care about discrimination and inequality, it’s important to recognize that the reason that the average working […]
Small Business and the Corporate Tax Cuts
With President Trump’s new Tax Cuts and Jobs Act relatively hot off the press, many individual and family taxpayers are all eager to see how much they’ll get to keep – both […]
5 Key Takeaways from Zuckerberg Hearing
America recently tuned in to Mark Zuckerberg’s hearing before Congress, a somewhat awkward endeavor that left us with more robot memes about the CEO than actual progress on internet policy. However, there […]
Bernie Backer Berated for Meme Referencing Black Lives Matter
Students scratching, sneezing, sniffling—and scolding socialists. A joke about pollen allergies is racist as long as it plays off the Black Lives Matter mantra, “I can’t breathe.” At least, that’s what University […]
The Month in Review
This April: A 48-year old psychology professor, Robert Kurzban, was sleeping with an undergraduate student— from his own class—with whom he rendezvoused on the dating app Tinder. Our editorial board unequivocally repudiates […]
Three Injured in Shooting at YouTube Headquarters
On Tuesday, April 3, around 12:45 in the afternoon Pacific Time, an active shooter opened fire at YouTube headquarters in San Bruno, California. Terrified employees could be seen evacuating the premises as […]
Do “Students for Justice in Palestine” want Justice in Palestine?
Students for Justice in Palestine were back out on Locust Walk this Passover for their annual Israel Apartheid Week. It’s always productive to have a free exchange of ideas, especially when it […]
Michelle Obama to Divorce Barack Over Copious Nudity in Netflix Series
In recent news, Barack Obama has come under fire from traditional Republican Party members over his future involvement in a Netflix Series covering topics around his presidency and the initiatives he and […]
U.S. Launches Airstrike on Syria
On the evening of April 13th, nearly a week after alleged chemical attacks on Syrian civilians in the Damascus suburb of Douma, President Trump, along with allies in the UK and France, […]
River Stones and 18-Inch Mini Baseball Bats: The Liberal Solution to School Shootings
I’m not kidding. This past March, the Blue Mountain School District—about 90 miles northwest of Philadelphia—held a press conference to discuss its new policy regarding gun violence prevention at its schools, a […]
Dr. Amy Wax and Dr. Isabel Sawhill Discuss Marriage and the Family
America is facing a crisis: the decline of marriage and family values. According to the Pew Research Center, 72% of adults were married in 1960. Today, only 51% of adults over eighteen […]
A Tribute to First Lady Barbara Bush
by Christian Petrillo Known by many titles such as “the Enforcer” and “the Matriarch,” Former First Lady Barbara Bush undoubtedly cherished the titles of mother and wife more than anything else. Mother […]
