OPINION
Honorlock at UW-Madison presents privacy concerns, perpetuates harmful learning environment
By Haley Bills | Sep. 24UW-Madison must ban Honorlock.
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OPINION
Violence is not the answer: We need gun reform
By Alexandra Seidler | Sep. 23When did it become normal for an AR-15 to become an essential household item? Innocent lives continue to end due to reckless weapon usage. We need reform.
OPINION
Bungled quarantine in Witte and Sellery
By Samantha Telson | Sep. 21The actions implemented came as a complete shock to the community from this lack of communication of UW-Madison’s plans.
OPINION
Letter to the Editor: We face a poll worker shortage
By Milan Stolpman | Sep. 14In order to uphold a fair, efficient, and reliable presidential election, this nation is greatly in need of an invaluable resource: election poll workers.
OPINION
Cardinal View: What did you expect?
By The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board | Sep. 11UW-Madison has already lost its fight against COVID-19 because of our administration's inexplicable insistence that it was a fight we could win.
OPINION
Why UW-Madison’s 'Smart Restart' is anything but
By Haley Bills | Sep. 10Let's get one thing clear: this is not a “smart” restart.
OPINION
Why we should do away with standardized testing
By Anupras Mohapatra | Sep. 10In order for American higher education to remain at the pinnacle, a move away from mandatory standardized testing seems like a step in the right direction. Simply put, the tests are not effective in what they are meant to do and only exacerbate the divides that must be done away with, to make significant strides towards a better future for everyone that sees a future on American soil.
OPINION
Why yes, "All Cops Are Bastards"
By Riley Sumner | Sep. 3Across the country, there were countless videos of police assaulting peaceful protesters when their jobs were under heavy criticism. Cops should not exist. Until this country eliminates the police force, Americans will continue to die every single day. It is immoral for us to allow this system of oppression to continue to plague the country.
OPINION
Reimagining the ESL program at UW-Madison
By Anupras Mohapatra | Aug. 20But more than that, this speaks to a preconceived notion that most international students are less proficient than the required level, which just seems like too much of a one size fits all approach. Indeed, the whole program for undergrads could be reimagined to make it more effective.
OPINION
Daily Cardinal Issues Op-Ed Correction
By The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board | Jul. 29The op-ed has been removed from The Daily Cardinal website. The Daily Cardinal strives for accuracy and welcomes reader contacts about errors that warrant correction.
OPINION
Confronting the 'F' word
By Philip Klinker | Jul. 23Every day that fascism continues without being called out and actively fought, it can grow stronger and harder to defeat.
OPINION
Modifications to F-1 visa restriction exemptions for international students should be reconsidered
By Anupras Mohapatra | Jul. 6The pandemic calls for a show of humanity and consideration of everyone’s well being. International students arrive in millions to the United States because of the education they’re offered and bring a lot to the table, financially and otherwise. A consideration for their lives during a global pandemic isn’t too much to ask for.
OPINION
Growing up a prejudiced Black boy in Los Angeles
By Djamal Lylecyrus | Jun. 18Bringing myself to write this flooded me with heavy emotions, forcing me to think about the countless Black lives lost meaninglessly over the picking and choosing of who deserves human rights. I did not want to write down — making public proof — of the racist interactions I have endured throughout my lifetime.
OPINION
Acknowledging privilege and diversity — why today’s “All Lives Matter” gets it all wrong
By Anupras Mohapatra | May. 30, 2020Today’s interpretation of “All Lives Matter” is closer to “It’s OK To Be White” than the ideas such a movement would espouse on paper and this is blatantly wrong. Fixing this seems crucial now more than ever, as we find ourselves living in times that will likely be enshrined in history books for generations to come.
OPINION
COVID-19: Crisis or Presidential Opportunity?
By KJ Camardo | May. 8, 2020Regardless of the pandemic, we must utilize our right to vote with our individual political views — not a crisis-fueled puppet show — and the betterment of the nation in mind.
OPINION
Letter to the Editor: Economic and ethical challenges amid the global pandemic
By Alfred E. Tsai | May. 6, 2020Are societies willing to sacrifice lives to protect the global economy, thereby reducing unemployment and economic suffering? Or must we put our financial resources into global health, so as to prevent even more extraordinary losses?
OPINION
Between Panic and Moderation: The non-stop metronome
By Sam Jones and Kavitha Babu | Apr. 27, 2020While it may be difficult to be overly positive right now, we can only hope that in sharing experiences and resources with one another, we can initiate a larger conversation surrounding work culture.
OPINION
It's time to talk about the Democratic Party
By Philip Klinker | Apr. 21, 2020If the Democrats refuse and continue to be the party of Joe Biden then we must take our business elsewhere. Whether it’s the Green Party, Democratic Socialists of America or a new party altogether.
OPINION
Social distancing lends us the time to finally ask: Who is America for?
By Dana Munro | Apr. 20, 2020There is no better time for fundamental change than now.
OPINION
Elections In Depth: Coronavirus Offers A Re-Evaluation of U.S. Election Policies
By Riley Sumner | Apr. 17, 2020The fundamental assumption when it comes to voting protocol should be as follows: everyone who is legally able to vote should be able to do so as easily as possible.
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