Viewpoints
Viewpoint: Grade us consistently
BY JESSE KLEIN
Something needs to change so students in every section have the same chance at getting an A, B or C.
Viewpoint: An entrepreneurial revolution
BY DANIEL HOFFMANN
Facebook is going public. The scrappy little start-up born in a Harvard dorm room in 2004 is now estimated to be worth $100 billion. In just eight years, the company has built a user base that is nearly three times the size of the population of the United States. Facebook is one of the world’s most widely recognized brands and has become a significant part of our social lexicon.
Viewpoint: Your 9/11 is out 24/7
BY SHARIK BASHIR
In Pakistan, the War on Terror seems more like Pakistan’s war than America’s
Viewpoint: Teaching for a cause
BY AMANDA CANVASSER
Through my TFA experience, I have been challenged, I have grown and I have learned an immense amount about the city of Detroit and its vibrant residents.
Viewpoint: Sports coexist with education
BY ANDREI S. MARKOVITS
The spate of recent criticisms regarding college sports — meaning the big-time revenue makers of football and men’s basketball, with few worries allotted to swimming or gymnastics — center on two arguments: that their behemoth existence is detrimental to the University’s mission of education and scholarship, and their prominence in University life is new. Neither claim is true.
Viewpoint: Morals of illegal downloads
BY DANIELLE VIGNOS
A solution between illegal music downloads and the high prices of legally obtained music needs to be found.
Viewpoint: Four years later...
BY PATRICK MAILLET
Though America’s youth isn’t supporting Obama right now, at least they’re not supporting the alternative.
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