Forgive me if this column is a bit disorganized. I didn’t sleep much before I wrote it. The news coming out of Massachusetts late Thursday night and early Friday morning was at once riveting and heartbreaking,...
Over the course of Spring Break, my traditionally blue Facebook page was turning red. My friends, it seems, are overwhelmingly supportive of gay rights, changing everything from their profile pictures...
A few months ago, when I read about Associated Student Government’s resolution to support gun control, I questioned the relevance of such a proposal. ASG could have made better use of its time through...
This past week I had the pleasure of traveling to Washington, D.C., for the annual National Convention of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC). I went with eight Northwestern and 2,000...
On March 1, $85 billion in automatic spending cuts, commonly referred to as sequestration, took effect. By some estimates, these cuts are expected to slow GDP growth by 0.6 percent and cost roughly 750,000...
