Midterm Madness V: What’s Next?
Kian Nassre, Web Editor
December 20, 2018
Filed under News, Online Exclusive, Top Stories
What 2018 tells us about the Democrats’ 2020 strategy The conversation about the Democrats’ strategy to take on Trump in 2020 is centered on two types of swing states: the rust belt and the sun belt. Rust belt swing states (Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Iowa) are more tra...
Midterm Madness Part III: What to Watch
Kian Nassre, Web Editor
November 2, 2018
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What in God’s name is ARGENT? With Part III of this series comes my forecasting model for House, Senate and Gubernatorial elections: ARGENT. Created by me and named in honor of 538 founder Nate Silver, ARGENT uses publicly available political data to determine the “redness” or “blueness” o...
Midterm Madness Part II: What to Know
Kian Nassre, Web Editor
October 25, 2018
Filed under News, Online Exclusive, Top Stories
Will the House of Representatives flip on Nov. 6? Are Democrats doomed in the Senate? In Part II of Midterm Madness, I will explain the various political battlegrounds of 2018 from a macroscopic view. To do this, I will go into why the Democrats are not guaranteed to take the House from Republican contr...
Youth civic engagement is vital to the success of our political system
Sophia Vahanvaty, Editor-in-Chief of Newspaper
November 16, 2017
Filed under Opinions
Though it may seem that youth are voiceless until they have the right to vote, there are many ways to get involved, learn more about local politics or make one’s views on local issues heard and acknowledged. In fact, many of the issues that affect students the most, such as public transportatio...
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