A World to Win

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By erickerl Friday • April 11th • 6:30pmColumbia College • Hokin Lecture Hall room 109623 S. Wabash Ave We live in a world of upside-down priorities: where public schools are under-funded and closed while the racist prison system continues to…

Deportations Hurt Workers

By Liz Cattaneo Although President Obama has called deportations “heartbreaking,” immigrants in the United States continue to be separated from their families at a record pace. Nearly two million deportations have taken place under the Obama administration to date. On…

In Defense of Energy Sovereignty

By by Román Munguía Huato Translator’s introduction:Mexico’s ruling Institutional Revolutionary Party’s (PRI) privatization of the country’s energy industry in December of 2013 was received with applause and glee by the U.S. and European financial press. The privatization of Petróleos Méxicanos…

Shattering the Myth of Student-Athletes

By Sarita Gupta Anyone who knows the frenzy of March Madness should understand that college sports are big business. Between ticket sales and lucrative licensing deals that allow for televised game coverage and profitable merchandise revenue streams, college sports is…