Enquiry: A Publication of the AHI Undergraduate Fellows | vol. X
After the Movement released its demands, the overwhelming majority of students made it clear that they disagreed with the list. And with good reason—the demands were so radical that they could easily have been mistaken for satire.
Read MoreLast week, the group of Hamilton College activists known as “the Movement” released a lengthy list of demands to almost universal ridicule. Few Hamilton students respect the Movement’s childish and arrogant calls for public apologies, special attention, and, of course, money. Our college administrators, meanwhile, rushed to validate the protesters’ demands and feelings.
Read MoreIn 2009, Steven Rosenberg, a practicing dermatologist from West Palm Beach, Florida joined forces with his daughter, currently a medical student at the University of Pennsylvania, to survey the cost of popular prescription skin-care medicines. They wanted to educate local dermatologists about the prices of drugs they were prescribing to patients on a daily basis.
Read MoreBefore Thanksgiving recess, students and professors filled the Red Pit to capacity to attend a discussion panel hosted by Professor Erol Balkan (Economics), Professor Heather Merrill (Africana Studies), and Professor Alan Cafruny (Government) regarding the global refugee crisis.
Read MoreThe Syrian refugee crisis has sparked a heated debate over what role America should take and whether or not we should accept refugee applicants. President Obama has pledged to resettle 10,000 Syrians, but he has met strong opposition among the states and a bipartisan majority in Congress.
Read MoreDear Mr. Bush,
Your recent comments at a town-hall meeting in South Carolina really rubbed me the wrong way, and have dangerous implications for the future of American progress and innovation.
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