Pepperdine College Republicans, Pepperdine College Democrats and Young Americans for Liberty plan for the future, hoping to bring guest speakers to their chapters and facilitate political discussion. The groups are working to maintain their presence on campus independent of presidential elections, believing their clubs have a purpose year-round.
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Don’t Let Elitism Intimidate You into Silence
An adverse effect of the rise of elitist political correctness is the suppression of dissenting voices — defend the First Amendment by speaking up.
Controversial Debate Comes to Campus
Alan Dershowitz and Amy Wax will discuss whether or not college campuses should regulate free speech on Thursday Jan. 31
Respect The Freedom Wall
The Freedom Wall continues to be misused and underappreciated by students
Stop the Censorship, Twitter
Twitter’s policies on suspending accounts are highly ambiguous and problematic. They must be changed.
Overcome Divisions Through Free Speech
Freedom of Speech is Now More Important Than Ever
Trump’s Star Speaks Out
In an exclusive interview with the Graphic, Donald Trump’s Hollywood Walk of Fame star opens up about its recent assault, free speech and more
Kaepernick Sits, the World Reacts
Art by Peau Porotesano To sit or not to sit? That has been the question for professional athletes since Colin Kaepernick sat during the national anthem on Aug. 25. Since then, Kansas City cornerback Marcus Peters raised his fist (a la Tommie Smith and John Carlos) on 9/11, a quartet of Miami Dolphins knelt behind […]
Separate the Controversy from the Catalyst
Excessive coverage can confuse activists with the causes they represent
Charlie Hebdo Shootings Revive Cultural Questions of Old
Charlie Hebdo shootings remind us to have cultural consciousness
