Sen. Bernie Sanders can only benefit from the confusion and chaos of the Democratic primary elections heading into Super Tuesday.
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OPINION: Living as a third culture kid means not knowing where you belong
Third-culture kids, or those whose culture is different from their parents, face unique challenges growing up and in going to college.
OPINION: Disability ‘access’ is not enough
Even when the Claremont Colleges are physically accessible — and they’re definitely not — physical accessibility isn’t enough to include disabled students.
OPINION: Let’s prioritize accessibility when designing buildings
Claremont needs to keep accessibility and the needs of disabled community members in mind when designing and implementing building plans.
OPINION: Resist the college-to-McKinsey pipeline and stop seeking work from unethical companies
Students who take jobs with unethical companies need to knowthat their negative impact on society will be more than their positive impact on the companies.
OPINION: Drop Sodexo has always thought about the workers, you just haven’t noticed
The Drop Sodexo campaign at Scripps is deeply involved in the needs of dining hall workers, even if most of their work is behind the scenes.
OPINION: Exclusive spaces are necessary
The Claremont Independent’s criticism of an event for black queer students underscores why closed and exclusive spaces and events are necessary.
OPINION: Meat is not killing the planet
Consumption of meat is just one factor contributing to climate change; more attention should ve given to fossil fuels and war’s effects.
OPINION: Children’s books are messed up, and it’s a good thing
The dark stories told in children’s books allow children to grow through being greeted with acceptance of strange thoughts.
OPINION: ‘I’d vote for him, but he’s gay’ — that qualm about Pete Buttigieg
Pete Buttigieg’s vision for America is compelling, and his status as a gay Democrat won’t stand in his way in the 2020 election.