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All in Politics
By Pearl Werbach
These are heavy times. Here are some ideas for restorative practices you can engage with on the tougher days.
This past election was a stressful time for all of us and because we can’t discuss politics around campus as we normally could, we sent a survey to ask JCHS students how they felt about the election.
By Laura Jones
How the ride-sharing ecosystem collapsed on its users, shareholders, and quasi-employees.
By David Gabbay
By Erel Arnold
In straightforward terms, the issue is not actually that complex: there are legal channels of immigration, which are a gift to the country, and there are illegal ways to enter the country, which are problematic.
By Mayer Goldberg
What happens when a certain type of viewpoint is protested into submission?
By Jesse Lieberman
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is the stereotypical millennial. He lives in the tech capital of the world. He has a big fluffy white dog. He works for a major tech company.
By Jesse Lieberman
What is ‘net neutrality’ and why is it crucial that everyone inform themselves about this policy?
