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Many places in the United States are making serious efforts to place bans on books in schools, ultimately causing imperative issues on what students are allowed or prohibited to read.
Opinion
Opinion: The college admissions process is abysmal
A monopolistic ‘not-for-profit’ company plays a huge part in the process and an archaic test determines whether you are ‘worthy’ of attending a prestigious school.
Opinion: Why ‘forgive and forget’ is overrated
Internet culture contributes to the “forgive and forget” phenomena, but our world can’t afford to forgive or forget.
Bloomberg Market Concepts: How students can improve their financial literacy in under a month
Bloomberg’s Market Concepts course teaches you how to work smarter not harder.
Opinion: The reimagined classroom: A new conception of inclusivity
Academic learning environments must be reformed to accommodate students with Sensory Processing Disorder and be accessible for everyone to thrive.
Opinion: The CDC needs to reorient itself to better respond to future crises
The CDC has areas of improvement to address after its troubling response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Opinion: We aren’t reading like we used to
How technology has led to decrease in adults reading and shorter attention spans.
Opinion: Why Activision Blizzard and Microsoft are depending on Overwatch 2’s success
Activision Blizzard is counting on Overwatch 2’s success to divert public attention from its past reputation.
Opinion: Our school system needs to change
The education system must be reformed to address issues that prevent students and teachers from thriving academically and socially.
Opinion: John Hughes’ ‘Sixteen Candles’ panders blatantly to racist stereotypes
The classic 80s teen film crumbles under the test of time, reflecting both progressiveness and how far Hollywood representation still has to go.