CAMP: Towards a more productive form of pro-choice argumentation
By Emma Camp | May 3, 2020While I recognize that abortion is a highly emotional issue for legitimate reasons, this fact should not keep us from making honest and clear arguments.
While I recognize that abortion is a highly emotional issue for legitimate reasons, this fact should not keep us from making honest and clear arguments.
By denying the Chinese government’s culpability in this pandemic, we allow them to avoid making the changes that are needed to handle future outbreaks more effectively.
Without proper oversight, homeschooled children can be denied an adequate education and left unequipped for employment or higher education.
I hope the University dispels the notion that U.Va.’s mission is to simply be elite.
Student self-governance is being weaponized against students by outside forces — the Community of Trust is under threat, and Honor must defend it.
While many may try to frame this as an argument of human life versus economic wellbeing, in truth these two ideals are inexorably linked.
This betrayal of fair employee treatment should outrage University administration into finally ending their contract with Aramark.
Honor must move to a system that considers separate offenses separately — without incentivizing students to waive due process rights
Free tuition at public colleges is affordable, equitable and will be effective at stimulating economic growth.
Though there will almost certainly be dark days ahead, in the absence of moral leadership from the White House, Americans from all walks of life have risen to the occasion.
Unfortunately, far too many people refuse to see the startling urgency of this situation.
There’s something totally inappropriate with criminalizing teenagers for private and consensual sexual interaction.
The Sanders campaign should recognize the challenges associated with pushing forward with a losing campaign and cut its losses.
We can only look to the future, and that requires acknowledging that shutting down the economy will have consequences that we have yet to fully comprehend.
The University must commit to finding a later and safer time frame to hold Final Exercises in order to properly recognize the hard work and dedication of graduating University students.
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