Ed Observers
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Puerto rico deserves better
Just three months ago, I was living in a beautiful, vibrant little coastal town called Punta Santiago, commuting by boat to work every morning before 7 a.m. with brilliant minds from around the world. I was conducting cognitive experiments with a population of around 1,500 free-ranging rhesus macaques on the famed “monkey island” — Cayo […]
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Are you angry?
Anger can be a powerful force. It drives people to action, giving rise to movements and solidifying ideologies. But anger can also hinder. It can cloud judgements and create unnecessary frustration. In activism, we’re told to “get angry,” to be full of rage, but a lot of the times this only produces reactionary action. Believe […]
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Trigger warning
My problem lies with more subtle disagreement, which people on Leftbook prefer to leave out of the discussion. Read More
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Looking back — and forward — on our success
At the Campus Times’ general interest meeting on Sept. 3, looking on from the sidelines as our section editors chatted with prospective writers and photographers, I think I felt more proud of our paper and how far it has grown over the years than ever before. I didn’t have to say a word. Our editors […]
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Ratings over rationality
The idea of not only allowing but ensuring that those with differing viewpoints participate in discourse is a time-tested one. Read More
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On image and art
The machine that is the music industry puts too much emphasis on an artist's brand than their creative output. Read More
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Unconditional love
There are a lot of things that Web MD can't teach you when your mother succumbs to dementia. Read More
