The Obama administration has been remarkably indecisive on the subject of immigration. On one hand, the president talks a lot about his support for
Author: Alexander Zou
Election Recap: California’s Successes and Defeats for the Future of the State
Last week’s midterm elections ushered in a number of changes for California. While Republicans did extremely well nationwide on November 2, California Republicans had
Univision: Fox News’ Foil
Sometimes watching cable news is a tiring endeavor. Seeing the same people yelling, the same old political arguments, and the same accusations can be
The Yellowface Controversy
Every year, Hollywood comes out with the usual set of summer blockbusters. This year’s films—from Inception to Despicable Me—have generally been high-quality, well-made films.
Arizona’s Immigration Bill Echoes Xenophobic Laws from the Past
Arizona’s recent and harsh anti-immigrant bill reminded me of another law passed a while ago. Commonly called the Bennett Law, it aimed to make
Immigration Today: A Tale of Two World CupTeams
Algeria’s 2010 World Cup team was an oddity. Most of the squad’s players were not actually born in Algeria, and many of them do
Iceland Needs Our Help
Iceland is a small country in big trouble. During the heady times of economic growth, its banks expanded operations far beyond what the country
Why So Little Conservative Support For Mike Huckabee?
Conservatives love him, and yet the Republican establishment can’t seem to stand the guy. And liberal bloggers are strangely drawn to the evangelical politician
Coloreds Need Not Apply: Modern-Day Segregation and Greek Organizations
College is often described as a wonderful institution, a place where people have the best experiences of their lives. Students like me forge lasting
How Special Interests Hampered Student Loan Reform
This whole Gaypril Walker Wall situation is a disgrace, and at this point, I am not sure with whom I should be more frustrated.