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FLEMING-KLINK: Criminal Justice Reform, One Box at a Time

By Isaiah Fleming-Klink June 22, 2016

For those seeking to enact criminal justice reform and policies aimed at increasing the chances of employment for ex-offenders, referred to as returning citizens, there exist particular policies normally...

EPSTEIN: Be an Alpha Female

By Zoe Epstein June 22, 2016

A male friend once told me that he never goes home with girls who hit on him at parties. When I asked why, I anticipated a slut-shaming answer. But instead his response was, “Because all the girls who...

BROTHERS: Sometimes We Do Not Choose Our Labels

By Laila Brothers June 20, 2016

Some time ago, I read the words of Sayed Kashua, a Muslim journalist from Haaretz, who wrote after the attacks in Paris: “My first thought was: How the blazes do I cancel my labeling as a Muslim? How...

The Buzz About ‘Lemonade’

By Femi Sobowale April 29, 2016

Before it came out on Tidal and iTunes, before HBO gave it an online slot, and even before it was announced, it was destined to be the next big thing, and we all knew it. It is the album “Lemonade,”...

GREGORY: The Convoluted Kurdish Question

By Matthew Gregory April 26, 2016

Every time a politician suggests a new approach to Middle East policy, the Kurdish ethnic group comes up as an unlikely ally. “We need to arm the Kurds now,” Sen. Ted Cruz (R - Texas) said in September....

Brown House: An Institution of Student Life

Brown House: An Institution of Student Life

By Connor Rohan April 22, 2016

As of fall 2016, 3616 N St. NW will no longer be used for undergraduate student housing. Instead, Brown House is slated to be repurposed for Office of the Provost “strategic needs,” the purpose of...

Rethinking Our Cura Personalis

By Parth Shah and Charlie Lowe April 22, 2016

How many times does a high school student on a Georgetown Admissions Ambassador Program weekend hear the phrase cura personalis before beginning the process of becoming a zombie Hoya, rushing to Lauinger...

Antagonism Beyond Our Front Gates

By Matthew Quallen April 19, 2016

It arrived through email in February of last year. The subject line declared, “Office of Student Conduct: Notice of Off-Campus Citation.” My eyes rolled passed the complaint: “Failing to ensure trash,...

FLEMING-KLINK: Prejudice Pervades Our Justice System

By Isaiah Fleming-Klink April 19, 2016

Our criminal justice system is not broken. Instead, it works with breathtaking, astonishing effectiveness — without flaw, inconvenience or inefficiency — to achieve its purpose: the subjugation of...

DESAI: Promise in Pragmatism

By Rahul Desai April 15, 2016

An interesting quality about Georgetown students that I have noticed is our general tendency to favor normative reasoning over positive reasoning. The former centers on subjective, value-based judgments...

MANDAL: Seeing the Reality Beyond Our Senses

By Ayan Mandal April 15, 2016

This world contains realities that we were not born to perceive. For instance, the Earth’s magnetic field constantly passes through each person, yet it passes unnoticed. Students of biology know this...

SOBOWALE: It Is Time To Get 'In-Formation'

SOBOWALE: It Is Time To Get ‘In-Formation’

By Femi Sobowale April 12, 2016

This week the lovely Beyoncé Knowles, the queen of pop and, arguably, everything else, appeared on the cover of the May 2016 issue of Elle magazine. Her latest album is still nowhere to be found, but...

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