Campus Media Response
Campus Media Response: Can’t Find a Job this Summer? Take Some Time to Brush up on Economics
In an aptly-titled piece in the University of Florida’s Alligator (“As orchestra plays, U.S. economy sinks”), Chris Ceresa reminds college…
Campus Media Response: Why it’s Wrong to Make the Net “Neutral”
With the House of Representatives voting to repeal the FCC’s net neutrality controls along with the recently announced merger of…
Campus Media Response: Obama, like Bush, Abdicates American Interests in War
Perhaps because Barack Obama ran for president as a critic of George Bush’s war policy, defenders of the administration have…
Embrace Reason–Embrace Nuclear
The Fukushima Daiichi incident demonstrates the power of the human mind After the destruction caused by the Japanese earthquake, the…
Campus Media Response: Choose High Ground, Not Middle Ground
File sharing remains a confusing and controversial issue on college campuses. As the practice becomes increasingly common, many college students…
Campus Media Response: In Celebration of Inequality
In another hard-hitting piece in MIT’s The Tech, Keith Yost responds to the charge, much discussed of late in connection…
Campus Media Response: Traders, not Traitors
Writing for The Harvard Crimson, Ms. Sandra Korn points to an interesting phenomenon. A large proportion of Harvard’s recent graduates…
Campus Media Response: Wisconsin Protestors: Fighting for the Privilege to Count Themselves as the “Public”
Newly-elected Wisconsin governor Scott Walker, buoyed by Republican majorities in both houses of the state legislature, has proposed a dramatic…
Campus Media Response: Beware of Democratic Tyranny in Mideast Revolutions
In a sudden groundswell of popular anger directed against Arab dictatorships, a popular uprising that began in Tunisia has now…
Campus Media Response: WikiLeaks is no Champion of Free Speech
Writing for Rutgers’ Daily Targum, Cody Gorman comes to a conclusion about the WikiLeaks controversy that is starkly different from…