Unpaid internships foster unethical advantage
Like many of my peers, the past few weeks and months have been spent editing r?(c)sum?(c)s, writing endless cover letters, eagerly awaiting responses and doing phone interviews.
Catherine Rosch
Articles
Gun legislation should not limit focus to mentally ill
In the year 2012, the United States experienced two mass shootings barely six months apart. On July 20, James Holmes killed 12 and injured 58 at a midnight screening of The Dark Knight Rises in Aurora, Colo.
Military embraces equality with new combat policy
Australia. Canada. Denmark. Eritrea. Estonia. Finland. France. Germany. Israel. North Korea. Lithuania.
American rape culture is problematic and must be addressed
In autumn of 2011, a young woman named Elizabeth Seeberg told the University of Notre Dame police that a member of the football team had assaulted her.
Rejuvenate meal plans using outside sources
I am one of those first-years who signed up for the 14-meal plan against the advice of every single person I met during Orientation.
Debates should inform undecided viewers
During the 2012 primary elections, I watched every single Republican debate, partly because I hate myself and partly because they were a good way to procrastinate.
Chicago's strike violates union principles
On Sept. 10 the Chicago Teachers Union went on strike to protest teachers' current pay, benefits and protections, as well as to bring attention to issues such as ballooning class sizes and cuts to funding for the arts and athletics. Chicago Public Schools is the third-largest district in the United States, with over 400,000 students enrolled in its elementary, middle and high schools.
The 2025 Kentucky Derby sees Sovereignty make history
Letter to the Editor — Mateo Levin
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Brandeis University forms a committee to search for a new president with faculty leaders appointed
Boston Celtics move on to the second round of playoffs