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History of hysteria
By Nina Starynski | Nov. 17, 2022The word “hysteria” has serious connotations. Don’t be surprised if someone gets upset when you use it.
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The inevitability of underage drinking: How UW-Madison fails to adapt
By Ethan Wollins | Nov. 10, 2022With the bar scene at UW-Madison’s campus starting to become more strict, students will be forced into drinking at unsafe house parties instead.
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Alcoholics Anonymous
By Elena Price | Nov. 10, 2022A look into the severity of alcoholism and how it has become such a pervasive drug.
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The CDC's ineffective response: too little, too late
By Alex Clark | Nov. 3, 2022During a constantly changing pandemic, we need a health agency that adapts and responds rapidly.
OPINION
Political hero syndrome: How campaigns take advantage of American voters
By Graham Brown | Nov. 3, 2022Fear mongering of voters that America will be at its worst if the opposing party wins is a common strategy used by political campaigns, but the effects of this on the American electorate are drastic and need to stop.
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It’s not that hard to ride the bus, right?
By Wylie Dituri | Oct. 27, 2022Student busing isn’t a failure, but it's far from what it has the potential to be. Poor maintenance of bus schedules, a lack of the necessary number of buses and little control of student foot traffic causes delays that at times make attempting to take the bus almost entirely pointless.
OPINION
Kanye West: Where to draw the line
By Maddy Heuler | Oct. 27, 2022Kanye West’s recent behavior is completely wrong and uncalled for. But do his fans have any part in enabling this behavior?
OPINION
Lacking national improvement: The need for a free college education for all
By LiLi Bicoy | Oct. 20, 2022Free college is vital to creating a highly-educated workforce and advancing the nation.
OPINION
No, China is not invading Taiwan
By Edward Habboosh | Oct. 20, 2022Multiple factors are decreasing the likelihood of a Chinese invasion of Taiwan, so what is China’s next move?
OPINION
How political polarization is driving us apart
By Joe Gonzalez | Oct. 13, 2022Being driven farther and farther from a common ground, many are left with political homelessness.
OPINION
The mental health epidemic: A collegiate phenomenon
By Wade Vellky | Oct. 13, 2022We need to decrease the stigma surrounding mental health.
OPINION
Youth at the booth: Why younger candidates should be elected over the old
By John Kulis | Oct. 6, 2022Many of our elected officials have become too old to stay in touch with new generations. This has become a problem for young voters, as they feel disconnected from their representation in the federal government. Instead, the American electorate needs to favor younger candidates to stay in touch with our younger voters.
OPINION
European governments start to favor far-right politics
By Sofia Piolanti | Oct. 6, 2022The common theme of far-right groups gaining popularity after every election year is not solely viable in the United States. This type of conservatism has planted its roots deeply in European nations.
OPINION
Maximizing the Minimum: Why America’s federal minimum wage needs a change
By Owen Puckett | Sep. 29, 2022The federal minimum wage needs to be raised to $15 an hour to support lower-class Americans. If the United States has seen such staunch economic success over the past 70 years, why is it that we are paying workers less in the present day than in the past?
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Cardinal View: Madison housing shortages, rent surges need to be addressed
By The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board | Sep. 29, 2022With capacity issues at dorms, and some Madison rent prices rising by up to 20% next year, University of Wisconsin-Madison students are left to bear the burden of an increasingly predatory and volatile housing market.
OPINION
Reflections on the American pastime from the concessions booth
By Graham Brown | Sep. 22, 2022As I was able to work at the ballpark this summer instead of a classic summer internship, I found insight on the superficial environment that is created by summer internships as a whole.
OPINION
Free Speech: The lost progressive cause
By Bea Millan-Windorski | Sep. 22, 2022In today’s society, social media has provided dilemmas for free speech. The hate speech and other harmful rhetoric on these websites can only be addressed by robust public debate if free speech remains unfettered and dialogue is encouraged.
OPINION
‘Aliens,’ the semantics of immigration
By Anupras Mohapatra | Sep. 15, 2022When other descriptors exist, why persist with a word like alien? The intent is clear: othering, alienation and dehumanization.
OPINION
The University of Wisconsin-Madison embraces, favors hate speech
By Ethan Wollins | Sep. 15, 2022The University of Wisconsin-Madison’s response to the recent antisemitism on campus was wrong. Instead of completely denouncing the incidents, the university favored hate speech that was publicized as a time for debate rather than condemnation.
OPINION
Performative activism at UW-Madison
By Priyanka Vasavan | Sep. 8, 2022Self-reflection on our own intents and our own capacity for harm is the gateway to change.
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