Legacy preferences in college admissions are biased and limit diversity. Economic arguments for legacy admissions are incorrect.
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OPINION: We need to cancel ‘cancel culture’
Cancel culture doesn’t solve any problems. Ignorace should be approached with education, not rejection from a community.
OPINION: How white fragility prevents progress from being made at the 5Cs
Conversations need to be had about white fragility. People of color should not be forced to explain what white people have done wrong.
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OPINION: Shanahan wall highlights need for Harvey Mudd admin to improve communication
Harvey Mudd College administration needs to listen to the student concerns expressed on the Shanahan Center wall.
OPINION: Where do we go after the global climate strikes?
With the recent global climate strikes over, the question of where to go from here remains. The answer is simple: a carbon tax.
OPINION: Sexism is plentiful in the 2020 presidential race
Gender bias in the media is often forgotten when it comes to politics. Conversations about the 2020 election race are particularly lacking.
OPINION: There’s no such thing as a “safe” Claremont bubble
Contrary to popular belief, Claremont is not a bubble. Here’s what needs to happen for community members to stay safe.
OPINION: Increased diversity doesn’t erase history — Pomona is still a predominantly white institution
Pomona College is a predominantly white institution. This is true regardless of which statistics are flaunted and which programs are in place
OPINION: Activism on social media isn’t lip service — it’s a catalyst for change
Activism on social media may seem overwhelming and performative at times, but it’s vital to accomplishing change and promoting solidarity.
OPINION: Dolly Parton is the most versatile, impactful artist in the world
Get out of the way Taylor Swift! There’s already an incomparable pop queen in town, and her name is Dolly Parton.