Cultural competence, part one: The Greek system Op Ed April 22, 2016 0 Comments “But you’re not Black … ” I know … “But you’re not Polynesian … ” I know … “But you don’t look Hispanic … ” Don’t get me started. Freshman year, my friends told me I... Read More »
The devil doesn’t always need an advocate Ruairí Arrieta-Kenna April 21, 2016 0 Comments Dictionary.com defines “devil’s advocate” as a person who advocates an opposing or unpopular cause for the sake of argument or to expose it to a thorough examination. This past year has been... Read More »
“Democratic whores” and the privilege of civility Terence Zhao April 21, 2016 2 Comments Free speech is not absolute by any stretch of the imagination. We often say in America that people are allowed to say whatever they please. But, much like it doesn’t really count when a tree falls... Read More »
A modern censorship Amara McCune April 21, 2016 3 Comments It is clear that free speech is neither free nor infinite in its extent. On the stage of college campuses, it enters an environment where boundaries are blurred and opinions are stagnant. Somehow,... Read More »
Diversity: I don’t think it means what you think it means Op Ed April 21, 2016 0 Comments These submissions were solicited in emails that began, “On a campus as intellectually diverse as Stanford … “, which was interesting. If the purpose of this exercise was to pat us on... Read More »
What is your role? Mysia Anderson May 13, 2015 3 Comments I am a student to the artists, writers, and scholars before me in the movements around the world demanding justice. My role is what makes me fulfilled, and it is how I will make my contribution. What... Read More »
Siberian Front sends chills with their debut performance Ryan Hoaglund February 27, 2014 1 Comment In Siberia, it gets cold. Real cold. I bore this in mind as I made sure to slip on my trusty pair of corduroys before heading over to Siberian Front’s first live performance at Sigma Chi... Read More »
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