…experience.” Rashatwar emphasized how common forms of “pleasure restriction” are socially conditioned and should be dismantled. Rashatwar’s presentation slides on “common forms of pleasure restriction” argued that “capitalism teaches us…
While most mainstream discussion of economic systems focuses on Capitalism and Socialism, and the ways they inevitably combine in the modern mixed economy, some advocate a radical alternative to either…
This issue will find you mired in exams in what is doubtless one of the more stressful stretches of your year. And of course in the following weeks you will…
…hope Nevada voters realize what kind of person Angle was, and still is, when casting their vote. An examination of her campaign website reveals that Angle believes America should further…
Few things come to mind with the mention of Grover Cleveland. Some recall an incongruous combination of a city in Ohio and a blue muppet on Sesame Street. Others remember…
…and their positions are well known. They favor excessive federal government spending, have college student and Millenial adherents, and are consumed by identity politics and social justice. The Progressives are…
…seems to be no recourse within the government to compel Trump to respect these rules. The strongest democratic option remaining for the populace to compel future presidents to respect…
…inviting dubious speakers to campus in the hopes that they promote constructive dialogue is flawed—Falk’s speech, as we saw, managed to hoodwink The Prince, whose correspondent wrote an uncritical piece…
…own eyes, questions popular narratives, and is attentive to important distinctions. The liberal often urges change — whether cultural, political, or even spiritual — in the name of progress; the…
…intervening in the complex geopolitical issue with trite and misleading characterizations of the Jewish state. One, spurred by the Instagram accounts of actress Bella Hadid and fashion “watchdog group” Diet…
…Danielle Shapiro’s 2022 Wall Street Journal piece titled “I Committed Journalism, and Princeton Told Me Not to Communicate,” and Jeff Zymeri’s 2019 piece titled “U. Debating Society Whig-Clio Struggles to Grapple with Internal Dissension,…
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