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Sophia Kim-O'Sullivan argues that Americans should strive to be less beholden to the incentive and toxic effects of money.
Read moreClassical literature has numerous inherent values and should still be extensively read by today’s readers. Still, despite my love for Dante, I would argue that it also essential to read...
Read moreClaire Dinshaw argues that the Irish vote to allow abortion is just the start, the country still needs to figure out how to provide access and make the procedure affordable.
Read moreI made the decision to come to Stanford at 11:59 p.m. on National College Decision Day last year, and as I committed, tears streamed down my face. Stanford had been...
Read moreI have been fortunate enough to dine on Ricker cuisine for just under a year now. And yet, every time I walk down my three flights of stairs, generally wearing...
Read moreNoah Louis-Ferdinand discusses the interplay between our self-conceptions and what we present to the world, and the dangers that a distance between the two can create.
Read moreNatachi Onquamaegbu writes about how representation in media influences what young people believe is possible, and how we're at a moment where society can make the conscious choice to show...
Read moreHarrison Hohman discusses how Turning Point USA is not what campus conservatives need to show the value of their thought.
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