Articles by Op-Ed
Nov. 15, 2013
Abusing and misusing the news
News used to be a simple reporting of facts. People who wanted to know what was happening in places like Korea, India, Cleveland or Bosnia…

Nov. 12, 2013
Are police to blame for accidental shootings?
The police serve as a protective shield for citizens from the threat of crime in a society. Especially in the United States, police officers are…
Nov. 8, 2013
Corruption in the House
A few days ago, something really crazy happened in the House of Representatives, and you probably haven’t heard a word about it. To understand the…
Nov. 6, 2013
Is re-execution moral?
Many kinds of miracles exist in this world. Frankly, I believe that coming back to life from death is definitely one of the most dramatic…
Nov. 5, 2013
Democracy dissuaded by system
For the past week, I have been fighting the City of Philadelphia. Angry emails, meetings with Drexel administrators, and idly threatening voicemails were the arms…
Nov. 1, 2013
Moo over this | Sexism, animal abuse are linked
When we think about cruelty to animals, people see animals as they are: dogs, cats, mice, pigs, fish or cows. It takes a little more…
Nov. 1, 2013
The folly of objectivism
There is, perhaps, nothing more insulting to university students than to be told, however politely, that their major is worthless. A waste of time. Or,…
Nov. 1, 2013
Our skewed view of geography
Ever since preschool, most of us have only ever really seen one kind of world map. Rather, when trying to picture a world map, most…
Oct. 25, 2013
ACA good for economy
One of the U.S.’ most hot-button topics today is health care reform, which was recently brought to the forefront of debate on the floor of…
Oct. 18, 2013
A ‘hostage situation’ in congress
Editor’s note: The following opinion piece was submitted before the House of Representatives agreed on a deal to end the shutdown. Since the recent government…