Trump’s Not the Only One Undermining This Election
The 2020 election cycle marks an increasingly contentious time for American politics. The two...
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Category: Op-Eds
Emory, Stay Out of Our Sewage
In a Sept. 20 email to the Undergraduate Residential Center Building D residents, the Offices of Residence Life and Housing Operations and Student Health Services quietly acknowledged that the University has been testing...
Read MoreRuth Bader Ginsburg: A Legacy of Collegial Fearlessness
Not many members of the American judiciary ever become celebrities. Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg was quite the exception, and the extent to which the nation has grieved her death is a testament to that. Throughout her 27-year...
Read MoreDemocrats: It’s Unethical to Deny Trump’s SCOTUS Nominee
On Sept. 18, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg passed away from complications due to pancreatic cancer. She never wavered from her liberal principles, writing thoughtful majority opinions in landmark gender discrimination and...
Read MoreThe Invisible Bias of Educationism
Modern society suffers from rampant “educationism.” Coined in a 2018 Journal of Experimental Social Psychology report, the term describes educated people’s implicit bias against those less educated. Educationism disadvantages...
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