COLUMN: Officially done being riled up
By Jordan Riley | Jul 27, 2016 3:31 pmThis column marks not only the end of my fifth semester as a columnist for the IDS, but also my last paper as the editor of this section.
This column marks not only the end of my fifth semester as a columnist for the IDS, but also my last paper as the editor of this section.
The U.S. watched with morbid fascination as one of our closest allies essentially self-imploded last Friday.
Amy Schumer is used to commentary on her appearance and personality from anonymous internet men.
As a senior, the number one question you get asked is “what are your plans for the future.” And whether or not you have a job lined up, most often the real answer is that you have no idea. The pressure is on for recent graduates.
As the Indiana primary gets closer, the decision about who to vote for becomes more and more crucial.
One of the defining aspects of the election this year is the decline in standard of living for middle and lower class Americans. California legislators have been in talks with labor unions to remedy this in their state by raising the minimum wage to $15 an hour by 2021.
Older generations love to complain about the prevalence of technology on today’s society. It feels like every other think piece published is about how technology keeps us further apart and distracts us from the everyday simple pleasures.
A new bill called the Sexual Assault Survivor’s Rights act has been introduced into the Senate that will standardize the rights of sexual assault victims.
Kesha, was once one the most successful pop artists in the world, but has not released new music since 2012 due to ongoing litigation with her producer and accused abuser, Lukasz "Dr. Luke" Gottwald. This ongoing struggle between Kesha and her producer puts the spotlight on the music industry giants who usually remain in the background, and aren’t held accountable for the corruption in the industry.
Hillary Clinton doesn't deserve my vote just for being a woman
Members of the IDS Editorial Board discuss the controversy surrounding Girls actress Lena Dunham's recent memoir, including allegations of sexual abuse of her sister.
Members of the IDS Editorial Board discuss the do's and (mostly) don'ts for a successful, unoffensive Halloween costume.
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