Opinion Columns Archives - Page 63 of 177

You Do Uterus: Not all who benefit from feminism are feminists themselves

By KYLIE CHEUNG
March 22, 2018 in Opinion, Opinion Columns

"Hope Hicks, like Trump’s daughter and senior adviser Ivanka, press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders and most other women in the Trump administration, has done nothing for feminism in her public words and actions."

COUNTERPOINT: Language that offends should not be grounds for expulsion

By SHAULI BAR-ON
March 21, 2018 in Opinion, Point/Counterpoint

The courts have ruled that free speech is “less free” in school settings, and that students shed some of their constitutional rights when they arrive at school gates.

POINT: Universities must be at the forefront of fighting racism

By SONALI SETH
March 21, 2018 in Opinion, Opinion Columns, Point/Counterpoint

As neo-Nazism and white nationalism have entered the mainstream, universities everywhere are grappling with what to do when their students are openly racist.

Digitally Yours: Facebook irresponsibly puts personal data at risk

By TERRY NGUYEN
March 20, 2018 in Opinion, Opinion Columns

Facebook has constantly tried to hide behind the facade of a social platform, but its revenue stream reveals otherwise. According to Adweek, Facebook’s biggest revenue channel is advertising.

You Do Uterus: This International Women’s Day, remember intersectionality

By KYLIE CHEUNG
March 8, 2018 in Opinion, Opinion Columns

Intersectional feminism must become normalized when we think of feminism.

Millennials can make real political progress

By LILY VAUGHAN
March 1, 2018 in Opinion, Opinion Columns

"This is a generation that expects more from the system as it stands; it is also a generation that believes it is important and powerful enough to make radical change."

You Do Uterus: In the age of #MeToo age, let’s revisit the Monica Lewinsky story

By KYLIE CHEUNG
March 1, 2018 in Opinion, Opinion Columns

"Entering March, we come to the 20th anniversary of the notorious Starr investigation into sexual misconduct by former President Bill Clinton."

COUNTERPOINT: Ideological inclusivity is essential to a complete college education

By SHAULI BAR-ON
February 27, 2018 in Opinion, Point/Counterpoint

Indeed, adding six conservative professors to Arizona State may give students crucial, additional exposure to conservative ideology they presently lack, given the overwhelming liberal majority in academia.

POINT: Universities should prioritize diverse academic experience

By SONALI SETH
February 27, 2018 in Opinion, Point/Counterpoint

"Lawmakers shouldn’t be telling universities what to teach, and they definitely shouldn’t be handpicking new (conservative) professors in an effort to “de-liberalize” the modern university campus."

Digitally Yours: In a digital world, students are the future of activism

By TERRY NGUYEN
February 26, 2018 in Opinion, Opinion Columns

Equipped with tenacity and the experience-driven authority of their statuses as survivors, these student activists embody the future of political activism, one that has rapidly gained ground through smart social media strategies and cutting tweets aimed at politicians.

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