Life
PARTING SHOT: When I grow up
By Sean Rumage | May 17, 2018Life is a verb, and we are about to change tenses.
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Life is a verb, and we are about to change tenses.
As much as I love The Cavalier Daily, I think bias is actually our primary weakness as an organization.
I no longer fear the comment section underneath each of my articles, instead, I am proud to be able to publish my own work and stand by my opinions.
Regardless of the Supreme Court decision regarding partisan gerrymandering, Virginia should adopt an independent redistricting commission.
When we sell graduation tickets, we are selling something that is inherently priceless.
The plan harbors a foundation rooted in conservative economic principles, while simultaneously creating a path for bipartisan action to address climate change.
While summer internships offer some opportunities for students to test a career path, many internships in their design exploit student labor.
Trump's reactions to famous individuals' comments showcases the double standard when it comes to celebrities' speech.
To continue unleashing the genius of man, building faith in our country and paving a way forward to new discoveries and revolutionary advances, America must bravely continue space exploration.
If Democrats claim to be the party of voter access, they should put their money where their mouth is and actively pursue ways to make their elections more accessible.
Economic and social analysis shows how an intersectional understanding of privilege better illustrates hierarchies in society and how they affect Americans.
The new names selected for the parks must bear significance, or the exhaustive journey to find them will have been for nothing.
To sharply reduce the number of children living in poverty, Congress should establish a child allowance program.
If our community does experience a large raid, the University must not turn away those looking for refuge.
As students, we have a responsibility to root out the landscape of oppression at the University.
Social Sentinel is a tool that will help the University Police do their job more effectively by increasing the police’s awareness of potential threats.
The controversy surrounding the hire at the Brooklyn Museum highlights, not only a lack of diversity in the arts and museum industry, but also higher education programs that prepare individuals for the job.
Public narrative has stripped away King's fight against poverty and his militarism, leaving only his non-violent principles.
Just as our actions on Founder's Day prolong our conversations about Jefferson and his legacy, so too must we act again on Aug. 11 and 12 to remember Charlottesville's failings and to fight for its future.
Currently in our society, we harbor a culture that encourages children to follow their passions, as opposed to thinking rationally, which is the root of the problem.
