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 […]
Small Business and the Corporate Tax Cuts
Reza Javaheri
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 […]
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 […]
An Emphasis on Action: The 2018 S.O.T.U.
President Trump’s Trail of Broken KEPT Campaign Promises On January 30th, 2018, President Trump delivered to Congress the first State of the Union address of his presidency. It started at 9:00pm EST, lasted […]
Anti-Oppression Training: A Counterproductive Waste Of Time For Students
Okay, let’s lay out the background in brief: we have a program at Penn called “Write On!”. As part of “Write On!”, Penn students volunteer their time to serve as creative writing […]
The Statesman’s Guide to Crafting (and Sticking to) a New Year’s Fitness Resolution
As the New Year races into full swing, all the familiar sights come into view: Pottruck swarming from 3:00-7:00pm, a more crowded salad bar at Commons, and joggers aplenty on Spruce. Yet, […]
