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February 27, 2023
If the University wants to make the Ivy League accessible to those with mental illnesses and put an end to the mental health problems plaguing students — problems which feel intimately and horribly linked with the several student suicides of the past few years —...
February 24, 2023
“As the ratio of first-years to leaders increases, it becomes more difficult to do this job well.”
February 24, 2023
“I decided that I had the opportunity to contribute to real change for the 750,000 people of NY-03, and that I was ready to join the fray.”
February 21, 2023
“The purpose of the ORL calendar is not to endorse religious holidays. Instead, it is to note holidays that are celebrated by certain students to increase understanding of others’ religious practices. It recognizes reality; it does not create or endorse it.”
February 21, 2023
“When we depict DEI as a mere ‘investment’ and a step towards the accrual of meritocratic excellence, we imply that it would not be a priority if it didn’t have value for the University’s wider goals.”
February 18, 2023
At large they are not going to see many changes come about but let me give you an example but heres a headline from the "washington post". this isnt new section of the opinion section is gop place up censorship allegations, house subpoenas big tech ceos for his another from nbc news house committee on a weaponization of government. they put weaponization scare quotes kicks off with the airing of grievances. you see the challenge jim jordan and gop congress has here as far as the media covered fa...
December 11, 2022
OC Register Goes All Q on their readers, what's next? @susan_shelley @socalopinion @ronhasse @fpine
October 20, 2022
Min Seo Riu wonders who she'll see in her dreams next time.
September 24, 2022
>> were joined by david swerdlick, senior editor at ""the new york times" opinion section, a lot of jobs. good for you, good for you. is the old adage still true? does it still hold true even in these times that its the economy stupid? >> yeah, it sure would have. thats where things were just a few months ago. this was going to be a referendum on the biden economy. you want more inflation, vote for biden. and then you had the decision to take abortion away from american women, and it changes eve...
July 7, 2022
Nuts. i wonder how many people in the newsroom came to your defense. >> nobody in the newsroom came to my defense. one person in the opinion section, who is more conservative than i do, and a fan of trump, liked my tweets, but that was the extent of the support from the newsroom. she has left "usa today" too. >> this seems like it is worse than craving partisanship. its unreasonable. you cant be unreasonable. >> it is, but it is structural. what we have now is a group of young woke journalists w...