Opinions
Op-Eds
Don’t jump to conclusions, get to know your peers
Perhaps it’s just my small town southern upbringing coming into play here, but I feel that I am the only one on campus who notices how often you can meet someone, whether at a party or through a mutual friend, and then a couple days later observe how quickly it takes for them to act […]
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America’s (lacking) taste in mainstream music
Why is America’s taste in music so awful? Why do we support artists who display little to no musical talent? The music industry is no longer about producing quality music, but rather about seeing bigger paychecks. Let’s take a look at the Jonas Brothers. Just a few years ago, they were the biggest musical group […]
Op-Eds
Law school still worth it — if all things considered
No student should attend law school without a genuine interest in the legal profession. Read More
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Sticking to the deadline: NYC school funding
ast week, Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Manuel Mendez granted an injunction preventing New York State from cutting nearly $260 million in funding to New York City schools. Read More
Ed Observers
Shatter the illusion, question your ability
Coming to terms with reality can help target and understand blind spots and weaknesses. Read More
Op-Eds
Law school still worth it — if all things considered
Is law school worth it in today's market? Is it worth the financial investment? Read More
Op-Eds
Sticking to the deadline: NYC school funding
Menedez needs to respect the oft-forgotten deadline, a lesson we should all take to heart. Read More
Editorial Boards
A closer look at Cuomo
While Cuomo's budget plan is detailed, on track to be on-time, and fairly comprehensive while adding no new taxes, his method of delivery left much to be desired from a research standpoint. Read More
Editorial Boards
Questioning the bottle ban
Green Team proposes a ban on water bottles. Here's why UR shouldn't. Read More