Opinion
The Case for Ending Price Gouging Laws
By Stefanie Klaves Like many other Americans, I struggled to find everything on my grocery list at the end of March 2020. Due to the coronavirus frenzy, shoppers have wiped out entire sections of grocery stores. There were no onions, broccoli, bananas, frozen vegetables, and most notably – no toilet paper. What stood out…
Read MoreCost of the Coronavirus Stimulus: Corporatism and Inflation
By George Daugharty In an attempt to reduce the spread of the coronavirus and alleviate an overwhelmed healthcare system, government-enforced shutdowns have crippled the global economy. No one can say that we had little warning. This pandemic has fallen upon us like a west Texas thunderstorm. From our back-porch rocking chairs, the United States…
Read MoreCivil Asset Forfeiture: A Cause for Conservatives, Liberals, and Libertarians Alike
By Stefanie Klaves A home improvement contractor, Vincent Costello, was cruising down Highway 17. He was on the way to flip a home in Florida that he had bought in foreclosure and was carrying $32,000 in cash. Before Vincent made it to his destination, he was stopped by a sheriff for a cracked windshield.…
Read MoreHow To Change Someone’s Mind
How to change someone’s mind (even about politics). Have you ever had a conversation with someone you disagreed with and no matter what you said or how you explained your viewpoint, no progress was made? You are not alone. Millions of people around the world spend their time trying to change other’s minds and…
Read MoreVocation Direction – A Light for College Students
By: Ashley Winters Pastor Dean Weaver, the new Interim Dean of the Chapel for Grove City College gave a sermon this past semester discussing vocations for the students here at the college. Vocation is quite a hot topic in college because at the heart of figuring out what to do with the rest of our…
Read MoreElections: Have They Always Been Ugly
Midterms have come and gone. In an already rapid news cycle that seems to fit in a month’s worth of content in one week, we watch the projected midterm election polling. For more information on various races around the country, check out the election results. Looking at the races happening now, back at 2016, and…
Read MoreNet Neutrality
By: Philip St. Jean On April 23, Net Neutrality rules were fully repealed with hundreds protesting its repeal and hundreds cheering for its removal. But plenty of people are still asking, what exactly Net Neutrality is? Defining Net Neutrality can be difficult, especially when both the left and right define it and its characteristics so…
Read MoreThe Lack of Art in Free Speech
Guest writer Kendall Benjamin weighs in on the growing issue with free speech on college campuses. Kendall is a junior at Loyola University Maryland. She studies international business and political science. She is the vice president for Loyola’s chapter of College Republicans. After college Kendall wants to work in Washington, D.C. for a free-market nonprofit.…
Read MoreCapitalism, Creativity, and Competition
The resurgence of compassionate socialism and the criticism, and even straight out rejection of unfair, evil capitalism. That’s the narrative we’ve witnessed time and time again over the past decade or so. But, to many in our generation, sadly, that’s the perception we hold to be the truth. [See our “Let’s Get Serious about Socialism”…
Read MoreLet’s Get Serious About Socialism (Opinion)
Free education. Equality. Helping the poor. Doesn’t get much better than that, right? Isn’t that is what socialism is all about after all? Share the Facts:
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