When Dr. Christina Hoff Sommers came to campus to discuss her vision of feminism based on equality and the freedom of each sex to do as it … [Read more...] about America’s Failing Feminism
CARR: The Latent Cost of Government Red Tape
Last week, the Trentelmans, a family in Ogden, Utah, assembled a fort in their yard made of cardboard boxes. It had everything a child could … [Read more...] about CARR: The Latent Cost of Government Red Tape
When Talking Change, Keep Costs Low
GUSA and various student organizations are pushing for a large and diverse set of objectives that have one thing in common — all would … [Read more...] about When Talking Change, Keep Costs Low
CARR: Increase Opportunity, Not Wages
No one should be treated better than the people that feed us. As much as Georgetown students love to complain about Leo’s, as freshmen and … [Read more...] about CARR: Increase Opportunity, Not Wages
CARR: The Anti-Science Debate
Few labels carry the weight and popular ridicule that accompanies the “anti-science” label. Being “anti-science” is akin to … [Read more...] about CARR: The Anti-Science Debate
CARR: Engage in a Relevant Pro-Life Discussion
This past weekend, our campus hosted the largest student-run pro-life conference of its kind, the 16th Annual Cardinal O’Connor Conference … [Read more...] about CARR: Engage in a Relevant Pro-Life Discussion
CARR: An Era Defined by Phantom Recession
At the beginning of every year, pundits and commentators feel compelled to sum up the entire previous 12 months’ happenings into easily … [Read more...] about CARR: An Era Defined by Phantom Recession
