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A First Person Shooter with a Dose of Ayn Rand? Count Me In!
In 2007, videogame Bioshock was released to wild critical acclaim and helped dispel the notion that videogames were merely playthings. Not only was it praised for its cinematic storytelling and moody...
View ArticleThe Friendship Service Center
Homelessness is a chronic problem that has been affecting the New Britain area for decades. Fortunately, there are many prominent organizations tasked with the noble goal of providing aid and care to...
View ArticleWhere Will The Middle-Class Go?
Less people are buying houses these days as a result of the increase in home prices. But those who do end up as homeowners are able to prosper because of the equity from their house. As more people...
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Does it Matter?
I wrote this keeping in mind all of the recent locations and people we have met that are champions and heroes that are leading the battles our communities are facing each and every day. Does it...
View ArticleThe Gender Wage Gap
Women comprise half of America’s workforce. Yet oddly enough, for every dollar a man nets, women earn roughly 77 cents. How is that just? How can something so one-sided exist in a progressive society...
View ArticleWho Will Save The Middle Class?
With income inequality on the rise, middle class earnings stuck, and more people being forced to rent because of lack of money, the middle class has been stagnant for years. Before the financial crisis...
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A Solution to the Wealth Inequality
The rich are getting richer and the poor are getting poorer. And by poor I mean everyone who isn’t part of the 1 percent. Wealth allocation in America has become so inflated and one-sided that the...
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To find ourselves
By Jalen Manzie Are you the type of person who takes action when you notice injustice taking place? Or do you like to talk about injustice, but don’t care about how other people survive as long as you...
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Safe in our Matrix bubbles
By Kevin Hayes Tim Wise is an anti-racism educator, philosopher, and author of “White Like Me: Reflections on Race from a Privileged Son.” First and foremost, he is one of the most eloquent and...
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A Snapchat nation won’t work
By Signe Lambertsen “Black Lives Matter,” white privilege, income inequality, campus unrest, unemployment rates, drug-related arrests and jail time, are but a few of the topics that guest speaker Tim...
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