It was a Wednesday morning of the year 2015, when the usual announcement sounded on the rusty speaker in my daily 5th grade life. “Good morning ladies and gentlemen … raise your right hand over your heart ... ready, begin,” was the usual morning routine. It was spirit...
The highly watched trial of Students for Fair Admissions versus Harvard University has put the policy of affirmative action into the spotlight. This policy was first introduced in 1961, by President John Kennedy to secure employment free of discrimination, and later...
Harvard encourages it. Princeton’s a big fan. From USC to MIT. The nation’s most prestigious universities are encouraging students to consider putting off college for a year in favor of much-needed downtime. Roya Hegdahl, Columbia University student and The Tab...
Jay Chen graduated from Harvard University in 2001. Since then, he has become a navy officer, has run for Congress to represent the 39th district in 2012, and is currently on Hacienda La Puente Unified School District Board of Education. Before all of that, he...
