Opinion
MORRIS: Don’t stifle food watchdogs
Given that we do not have anywhere near the number of inspectors needed to monitor what is happening in the hundreds of thousands of factory farms across our nation, we depend on whistle-blowing employees and animal welfare and food safety groups to be our food supply watchdogs.
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ZHANG: Reliving Decision Day
Today, those short, bright years will just begin to dawn for a crop of new freshmen as our years march steadily to their end, swallowed up by time.
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KOHRMAN: For YCC, brief is beautiful
If people see the YCC as an irrelevant organization, the YCC should spend less time demanding attention for its candidates. esequi ant.
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BARRETT: Breaking spring with a purpose
There’s certainly nothing wrong with spending break relaxing at a resort and sipping drinks by the pool, but nothing brings the sense of fulfillment and purpose like service.
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LIAUTAUD: Yale’s innovator’s dilemma
International engagement does not decorate Yale’s leadership; it decides it. Our pursuit of knowledge is limited only by our ability to attract the broadest perspectives.
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TSUTSUMI ACUNA: Why, not how
As children, we make sense of life by asking questions. But as we grow older, the questions we ask change.
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LEH: Saving humans
For me, environmental, economic and health concerns all provide stronger reasons to embrace plant-based fare.
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BLACKMON: When home isn’t single-sex
A stubborn administration has already denied my class the opportunity to create the more natural communities that gender-neutral housing allows. We should refuse to let it happen again.
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PORTMAN: Coming out
They know two things about me that I’m very proud of, not just one or the other: that I’m gay, and that I’m Rob and Jane Portman’s son.
