Columns
James Brennan: The tools of tyrants
BY JAMES BRENNAN
Republicans and Democrats are both to blame for countless acts of death and destruction throughout the world.
Sarah Skaluba: A not-so-sexy solution
BY SARAH SKALUBA
Sure, prostitution brings in massive amounts of money for certain individuals involved — a.k.a. the pimps, sex traffickers and drug dealers — but in no way is it a serious solution to the greater issue at hand.
Patrick Maillet: Dependent on Wikipedia
BY PATRICK MAILLET
We need to invest in our future and revamp the American education system. After all, our society can’t depend on a generation that needs to seek advice from Wikipedia to find out the names of the Great Lakes.
Harsha Nahata: Flint is ours, too
BY HARSHA NAHATA
For better or for worse, Flint and Detroit are our cities. It's time to start acting like it.
Timothy Burroughs: Keeping our parks and recreation
BY TIMOTHY BURROUGHS
The federal government, with the help of the private sector, needs to re-commitment themselves to maintaining our national parks.
Jennifer Xu: Mailing it in
BY JENNIFER XU
Detractors say that the post office is an obsolete institution. Such remarks pain me, because USPS is trying — really trying — to take steps into the 21st century.
Katie Steen: What really entails a crime alert?
BY KATIE STEEN
I don’t really give a shit about their legal definition of sexual assault. I want to know if I shouldn’t take a cab because there’s someone — potentially multiple people — in Ann Arbor molesting women in cabs. Isn’t that the duty of the police department: to inform and protect its citizens?
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