Maggie Henry '14 explains the problems with the recent Supreme Court decision that paved the way for breaches of personal privacy that go above and beyond what is necessary to keep our jails safe. 

Rush Limbaugh is being criticized for his language, antagonizing Sandra Fluke '03 for her stance on contraception. Yet the problem is not with the words, but with the sentiment they accurately describe. 

Maggie Henry '14 discusses the growing opposition movement in Syria, and to what extent outside powers should intervene.

Maggie Henry '14 argues that the overturning of Proposition 8 on Tuesday is a gift for opponents of the legislation, as it reduced the law to an argument about inequality.

Maggie Henry '14 discusses a new Supreme Court ruling that exempts religious institutions from the usual anti-discrimination laws. 

Maggie Henry '14 argues that the Internet is an open forum for information that should not be subject to unchecked Federal Communications Commision regulations.

Maggie Henry '14 opines on the importance of keeping politicians' personal lives out of political arena. 

Maggie Henry '14 casts her Democratic vote for the Republican primary. 

Maggie Henry '14 warns against the precedent American officials set by executing U.S. citizens Anwar al-Awlaki and Samir Khan in Yemen on Sept. 30. 

In light of the nascent Occupy Wall Street protests in New York City and around the nation, Maggie Henry '14 encourages our generation to work within the system to try to change it instead picketing for unrealistic political goals.