Author: Daniel Hartsoe

Campus Politics: This Week in SGA

April 19, 2010• Opinions

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On the Constitutionality of Healthcare Reform

April 6, 2010• Opinions • 9 Comments

Last week, the House of Representatives passed the Senate’s healthcare reform bill, sending it to President Obama for his signature or...

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Campus Politics: A Look at SGA’s Current Projects

March 9, 2010• Opinions, SGA

This past week’s meeting featured two major proposals. The more straightforward of these was a proposal to change the Environmental...

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Campus Politics: A Look at SGA’s Current Projects

February 24, 2010• Opinions, SGA

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Campus Politics: A Look at SGA’s Current Projects

February 15, 2010• Opinions, SGA • One Comment

Editor’s Note: Daniel Hartsoe will be writing a regular column concerning the goings-on at Student Government Association meetings This...

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Corporate America

February 13, 2010• Opinions • 2 Comments

On January 21, the U.S. Supreme Court struck down parts of what is known as ‘campaign-finance law’ from its decision in the case...

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How to Prevent Another Financial Crisis

November 30, 2009• Opinions

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Celebrating the Fall of the Berlin Wall: German Dept. Faculty Reflect on Tumultuous Moment in History

November 20, 2009• News • One Comment

The 9th of November twenty years ago saw the fall of a barrier that divided the city of Berlin for twenty-eight years. From when it was...

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A Very Selective Singer

November 9, 2009• Opinions • One Comment

In his lecture at Conn on October 23, Peter Singer, Professor of Ethics at Princeton University, claimed that ‘there is something wrong...

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Response to “The Cost of Inaction”

November 3, 2009• Letters

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The Public Option

October 27, 2009• Opinions

The leaderships of the Executive Branch and of both houses of the Legislative Branch have proposed enacting a government-sponsored health...

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Healthcare Mandates

October 5, 2009• Opinions

In both the House of Representatives and the Senate, Congressmen are currently debating proposals to solve the healthcare predicament in...

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