LETTER TO THE EDITOR: “Specialize college advising”
In the most recent edition of The Patriot Post, there was an opinion piece titled “Specialize College Advising.” We wanted to address some of the comments in the article. Keep Reading
Common sense gun reform should not include a gun ban
“What we need is change, what we need is action, and if that means we need to take all the guns for the time being, then so be it,” said alumnus Emily Gutierrez. This sentiment of banning guns has turned into a frequently heard idea amid the gun controversies of today. However, when turning to other countries who have banned guns for examples, the result isn’t as dramatic as hoped. Keep Reading
Senior wisdom: apply to diversity fly-in programs
Some departing wisdom for the rising senior class: apply to diversity fly-in programs. While being admitted to prospective student programs doesn’t necessarily guarantee admission, there is evidence to suggest attending one just might help. Take it from someone who was accepted to every school who’s fly-in I was accepted to. Keep Reading
Response: why a “claim to your land” is not enough
On April 24th, iPatriotPost published an article supposedly providing reason as to “why “Israel has a claim to its land.” The article frankly lacks factual integrity and misconstrues an array of crucial points considered in formulating an opinion on the matter. Through this article, I aim to provide you, the reader, with a clearer window through which to view the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Keep Reading
Class Elections: A take on student platform over executive power
As hyped as these elections and iPhone campaign videos are, how much power do these class presidents really have? Keep Reading