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Tag: america

Don’t Boycott the Beijing Olympics

Sports March 22, 2021December 18, 2024 Charles Hilu 1 Comment

I’m going to be straight-up, I love the Olympics. I always look forward to seeing people from different countries compete in sporting events that are not always televised–ski jump, bobsledding, speedskating. Most of all, I love watching the United States compete and dominate the medal count, proving time and time again that we are the […]

You Should Be Friends with People Who Vote Differently From You

Uncategorized November 14, 2020November 13, 2020 Charles Hilu 0 Comments

How has that become a hot take? Thank God the election is over. That might have been the most toxic I have seen social media in my entire life. One type of post, in particular, caught my eye the most. The sentiment expressed was basically: “if you voted for Trump, we are not friends, and […]

Op-Ed: How Should Trump Address Syria?

Politics, Uncategorized May 5, 2017December 18, 2024 Roy Rivers 0 Comments

In the evening of Thursday, April 6 (early Friday morning in local time), the United States fired 59 cruise missiles at Syria’s Al Shayrat airfield in retaliation against the chemical strikes on Syrian people by Assad regime. Many people commended this move, from neocon hawks to “peace and love” millennials —before they retake their typical […]

A Question of Sovereignty: America and the Refugee Crisis

Politics March 27, 2017March 27, 2017 Roy Rivers 2 Comments

As an independent, sovereign nation, America has every right to manage its immigration system by making and enforcing rules regarding access to citizenship and residency. It is constitutionally essential for an independent community to vet its membership. It matters not only for the security and economic wellbeing of our country, but fundamentally to the independence […]

Our American Democracy

Politics November 9, 2016November 9, 2016 Georgia Williams 0 Comments

America is not a failed state. Democracy in action means that sometimes we must swallow a bitter pill. In four years we will vote again on a president. In two years many seats in the House and Senate will be up for re-election as well.

Letter to the Editor: 5 Reasons Why I’m Capitalist

Politics March 19, 2016March 20, 2016 Michigan Review 2 Comments

Support for “democratic socialism” is growing on campuses across the country. With so many students caught up in Bernie fever, this seems like an appropriate time to bring some diversity to the conversation—some intellectual diversity.

In Defense of American Exceptionalism

Arts & Culture November 4, 2015April 28, 2020 Michigan Review Staff Writer 2 Comments

Like my favorite musicians, my heroes are an eclectic bunch. When trying to name them, Welles Crowther, Abraham Lincoln, and my grandfather come to mind. Despite the stark differences in their circumstances and social positions, these individuals are linked by a single commonality- they served a purpose greater than their selfish desires. But in a […]

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