DPRK News Coverage: A Pattern of Auto-generated Panic
Last week, for the class of US Government and Constitution, I worked alongside my fellow seniors Ethan Tse and Kara Warcup to design a contingency plan for the United States…
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The Coronavirus Economic Stimulus Package and What It Reveals in American Politics
The following article has been adapted from a reflection for the class US Government and Constitution, responding to the new federal strategy of mitigating economic slowdown and the financial opportunism…
Updates on COVID-19: The Coronavirus Pandemic
Worries about the COVID-19 outbreaks are dominating the talk in schools, neighborhoods, and workplaces all around the world. In Illinois, where there are currently only 6 confirmed cases of coronavirus,…
Retracing Events Following the Black Doll Lynching
Co-authored by Jodie Meng On Tuesday, September 17, Chief Hearing Officer Ms. Dana Ginnett and Director of Equity and Inclusion Dr. Adrienne Coleman received a notification of a bias incident…
The Importance of Neutrality
You’ve probably heard the term fence-sitter before. It refers to a person who never chooses a side, and it has firmly negative connotations. After all, no one likes a fence-sitter….
So It Continues – An Update on the Government Shutdown
The U.S. government is at an impasse. It has been shut down for 32 days, the longest government shutdown in history, and has between 800,000 and 1 million people either…