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A is for Asian, and S is for stereotype

February 1, 2013 by Justina Huang

The annoyance started on my first day back from winter break. On my journey back to Malibu from Shanghai, I suffered an unexpected delay. After emailing my professors explaining that I might not show up for my first classes, I arrived just in time for my 8 a.m., exhausted. As we went around the room and made our introductions, I managed to clear my throat and say, “I’m … [Read more...] about A is for Asian, and S is for stereotype

Sisters in Arms: Recognizing women in combat

January 29, 2013 by Sienna Jackson

In a move that was surprising in its lack of fanfare and buildup, Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta lifted the military’s ban on women in combat, overturning a previous 1994 rule. It’s a move that is long overdue, especially considering that women have been playing a significant combat role for the past decade. The decision came after Panetta received a letter from Gen. Martin … [Read more...] about Sisters in Arms: Recognizing women in combat

Face Off: Technology ban?

January 29, 2013 by Kai Woods Decker and Hannah Samson

Should professors be allowed to ban technology, such as laptops, from their classrooms? Kai Woods Decker   Junior Yes: I think they should be able to ban technology in their classrooms. It’s their lesson and they should teach it the way they please.           Hannah Samson  Sophomore No: I think we need to internalize our responsibility as … [Read more...] about Face Off: Technology ban?

Readjusting life’s rhythm

January 27, 2013 by David Hutchinson

  At some point in our lives, we’ve all probably heard someone compare life to the performing arts. Shakespeare told us, “All the world’s a stage,” and numerous musicians, from Patrick Park to Teddy Pendergrass, have crooned “life is a song worth singing.” Regardless of the discipline, performing arts and life share a key similarity: Both provide a limited amount of … [Read more...] about Readjusting life’s rhythm

Groupthink smothers progress

January 27, 2013 by Allegra Hobbs

  “Groupthink” does, admittedly, sound like the title of a psychological thriller, and the premise a bit like the set-up of an Orwellian dystopia, but unfortunately, it’s closer to home. Groupthink is more or less a standard component of any unified group of people — whether on a macro level (country of origin) or a micro level (school clique). There is something … [Read more...] about Groupthink smothers progress

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