Mark Robinson: Another Complication in a Consistently Turbulent 2024 Presidential Election
Contributing Writer Grace Puchalski ’27 examines the rise and fall of Mark Robinson and its possible implications for the 2024 presidential election.
Opinion
Some Courtesy, Please
Managing Opinion Editor Edwyn Choi ’27 urges readers to stop judging people’s majors based on a perceived “return on investment.”
A Republican’s Perspective on the 2024 Election: For the Republican Party to Win, Trump Needs to Lose
Columnist Jeb Allen ’27 urges the Republican party to reject Donald Trump as the presidential nominee, and instead return the Republican party to a better past.
Beyond Hypocrisy: The Utility of JD Vance’s Hillbilly Elegy
Staff Writer Charlie Bolton ’28 praises JD Vance's iconic “Hillbilly Elegy” and talks about the “rural way” while criticizing JD Vance’s current political alignment.
Breaking it Down: Why Today’s Presidential Debates Are Terrible
Contributing Writer Raina Batra ’27 examines the issues with presidential debates from her perspective as a competitive debater.
In Defense of Boring Politics
Contributing Writer Raina Batra ’27 argues that American politics should be less sensationalized.
Exercises in Thought: Physical Health
Columnists Joe Sweeney ’25 and Tim Carroll ’25 discuss experiences and structural issues surrounding health.