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Issue 10, Volume 110
Opinions
The “OK boomer” meme shouldn’t be used to exclude baby boomers from important political discourse.
Issue 8, Volume 110
Given that we’ll all probably die from climate change, it seems like there’s no meaning to life. On the contrary!
Issue 4, Volume 110
My repeated failures in 10th grade taught me values that I couldn’t have learned if I got an 'easy 99.'
Issue 3, Volume 110
Donald Trump has recently revoked protection for immigrants staying in the U.S. for life-saving medical care. The consequences are atrocious.
Issue 2, Volume 110
During the height of the Cold War, Stuyvesant students collaborated with teachers, administrators, and professional scientific institutions to do something extraordinary.
Issue 1, Volume 110
The Boeing crashes of March and October of last year demonstrate the scope of corporate greed in America.
Issue 15, Volume 109
Affirmative action as it stands today is an ineffective way of balancing merit and diversity, and considering class is a far superior tactic.
If he runs, Joe Biden will have an excellent chance at becoming America’s 46th president.
Issue 13, Volume 109
But Warren’s especially progressive policies have the potential to take hold of Democrats across the country, and it’s entirely possible that she may one day be the rallying point for Americans against Donald Trump.
Juuling is a widespread, alarmingly important problem that can only be solved in one way: education.
Issue 10, Volume 109
Street harassment is far too widespread and dangerous for us to continue turning a blind eye to it.
Issue 2, Volume 109
After being repeatedly unsuccessful in a class, there’s less incentive to try harder as each attempt seems more and more futile.
Issue 6, Volume 108
