Category Archives: Politics & Opinion
Should God Exist in the Secular Classroom?
In the United States, religion is untouchable. It is sacred and respected. It is tolerated and appreciated. But other countries in the world have proven to be less open-minded regarding … Continue reading
Malala, the Taliban, and the Unseen Girls of Swat
“It’s just because of the prayers of people. Because all people – men, women, children – all of them have prayed for me. And because … Continue reading
Con: Death Penalty
In an increasingly violent society that glorifies the use of lethal weapons and allows mass murders to occur with far too much regularity, the morality of the … Continue reading
Women in Combat
“My dad taught me, as I’m sure other men were taught, to protect women when they are in harm’s way…Will men involuntarily look out for the woman to their left … Continue reading
Women and Education
Persistent Talibanization in Afghanistan prevents young women from attending school as a result of expanding implementation of Sharia Law. This Islamic “moral code” imposes strict social obligations on citizens and … Continue reading
Michelle Obama
Every day, women consciously struggle to keep their lives in balance as they juggle the responsibilities of their familial roles with the commitments and deadlines awaiting them at the workplace. … Continue reading
Marissa Mayer
At 37 years old, Yahoo! executive Marissa Mayer is the youngest CEO of a Fortune 500 company—and a new mom. Mayer’s decision to accept the CEO position in June 2012, … Continue reading
Disney’s Princess Sofia: (almost) Latina?
Sofia, Disney’s latest Princess, debuted on November 18th in a made for TV movie, Sofia the First: Once Upon a Princess. She is a little girl with light brown hair, … Continue reading
HILLARY
Although Obama has been elected for another term as President of the United States, Hillary Clinton has decided not continue her role as his Secretary of State. Obama’s former opponent … Continue reading
Fraternities of Finance
I’m not at liberty to say where I worked this summer or where I’ve signed to work starting in the summer of 2013, but it’s safe for you to assume, … Continue reading
