Archive (Page 129)

July 6, 2022

Opinion: A Newsroom Covering Homelessness Works to End It. Is That Wrong?

While some may say Invisible People publishes propaganda, I believe the organization’s materials qualify as advocacy journalism. 

By Robert Davis

July 4, 2022

Opinion: Learning How to Make the Ice A Little Less White

Amid attempts to increase its influence and popularity, the National Hockey League is making an active push to change the face of ice hockey.

By Tiffany Chang

July 1, 2022

The Economic, Social, and Environmental Impact of Fracking

The practice of hydraulic fracturing — often known as fracking — has received a significant amount of public attention in the past decade or so. This attention centers around the many complex and often controversial aspects of this particular oil and natural gas exploration process.

By Max Asher Kirsch

July 1, 2022

The Closing of a Historic Synagogue in a Small Midwestern City

The history of B’nai Sholom is one of vast changes along the way. In fact, the building itself would eventually become one of the oldest continuously used religious buildings in the Midwest.

By Max Asher Kirsch

June 26, 2022

Opinion: How the Pandemic Rocked the World of These UC Berkeley Students

COVID changed our lives drastically, but we have to manage to see things from a different perspective, even if they were not as planned.

By Shirley Ojeda