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The American Jury: A Smoked-Filled Room For Racists To Hide In

Legalities of the Law, Politics October 2, 2016 Tony Black 2 Comments

Is it constitutional to prohibit evidence that may prove that a juror is racist? The Supreme Court of the United States is set to hear Peña-Rodriguez v. Colorado, which is about whether a no-impeachment rule constitutionally may bar evidence of racial bias offered to prove a violation of the Sixth Amendment right to an impartial jury. […]

Debate Reaction: A Win By Default

Purple Politics October 2, 2016October 2, 2016 Jai Padalkar 0 Comments

From my perspective, Trump missed a massive opportunity to reintroduce himself to the voters as someone they can trust as President.

A Letter to Incoming Freshmen: Don’t Let Your Degree Be the Most Interesting Thing About You

Country Club Anarchist August 16, 2016August 16, 2016 Derek Magill 3 Comments

Dear University of Michigan Freshmen, You’ve been told a lie most of your life. The lie is this: get good grades in highschool, put in some community service, do a sport or a musical instrument, get into a good college, and you’re guaranteed success in life. That could have been true at one point, but […]

5 Updates to the Jake Croman Uber Story

Country Club Anarchist March 28, 2016March 28, 2016 Derek Magill 4 Comments

New updates have recently come out (no, Jake is still a balding prick) that shed some more light on yesterday’s story. 1) I received an anonymous email that linked me to the new Jake Croman “fan page.” A bit much, in my opinion. As a libertarian, I think private policing mechanism like social ostracism are a […]

Leaders and Best Accost Uber Driver for Being a “Minimum Wage F*ggot”

Country Club Anarchist March 27, 2016March 27, 2016 Derek Magill 42 Comments

Observe the shameless laziness and callous disrespect and then remember that this is a student at one of the top ranked universities in the world. A video has been making rounds today that, if not in substance, in essence captures the character of the “leaders and best” very nicely. The video shows a group of […]

Critical Issue: The Review Debates Drug Legalization

Critical Issue March 18, 2016March 20, 2016 Michigan Review 0 Comments

Our Politics Editor Deion Kathawa and Campus Editor Erin Dunne debate drug policy. Deion believes that drugs should be illegal, while Erin believes they should all be legal. “The solution to racist drug policing is not to throw out the baby with the bath water, it is to fix the racist system.” – Deion Kathawa […]

Xi-Ma Meeting: A Last-Ditch Attempt to Block Taiwan into “One-China”

Column, Global View, Politics January 31, 2016 Roy Rivers 0 Comments

Face-to-face meeting with the Chinese top leader is one of Ma’s final dreams in his “one-China” career, and what he believes to be a peak moment marking his legacy.

But Mr. Ma’s legacy is nothing but a disaster to Taiwan, even to his Kuomintang, a pro-unification party which still makes Chinese nationalism its top principle.

University of Michigan: Do Not Divest from Fossil Fuels

Column December 20, 2015 Daisy Belden 2 Comments

The Michigan Daily released an op-ed last week stating their support of the Divest and Invest Campaign’s agenda for the University to divest from fossil fuels. Originally, I was going to pick this op-ed apart line by line, but upon actually reading it I discovered that it was full of vacuous platitudes that aren’t worth […]

Critical Issue: Religion on Campus

Critical Issue December 2, 2015May 11, 2021 Michigan Review 0 Comments

How do current University of Michigan students view the role of religion on the modern college campus? And what are their own experiences in that regard? Some of the adults from my church worried that their children’s faith would be broken once they come to college, what with all the rampant faith shattering atheistic professors […]

Campus Reactions: Are borders necessary?

Column, Critical Issue November 4, 2015December 15, 2015 Michigan Review 0 Comments

Following Trump’s inflammatory remarks and in the wake of the migrant crisis in Europe, what do you make of borders? Are they justified, humane… necessary? Students around campus give their quick takes: Open Border Policies are Foolish A country that cannot maintain the integrity of its own borders and regulate who and what crosses them […]

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