FOUR MORE YEARS
Congratulations, Mr. President.
Special Election 2012 Issue of the Progressive – Now Out!
With the election less than a week away, pick up a copy of the new issue of a special “ELECTION 2012″ November 2012 issue of the CP all around campus!
Within this issue…
- Editor-in-Chiefs Roxana Amirahmadi ’13 and Ian Cohen ’14 argue why we all need to pay more attention to Congress
- Jonathan Yuan ’14 analyzes why Mitt Romney is “The Best of the Worst”
- James Miner ’13 and Nathan Gelb-Dyller focuses on an issue that was largely ignored this election cycle – policies toward Climate Change and the Environment
- Reem Khondakar ’16 takes a critical look at Mitt Romney’s foreign policy stances, or lack thereof
- A snapshot of what Cornellians around the campus believe to be the most important issue to them this election cycle in the latest edition of “Cornellian Convictions”
…and much more!
Cornell Progressive – October Issue Now Out!
Look for these stories and more in the new issue of The Cornell Progressive:
- Reem Khondakar ’16 takes a look at the new Voter ID laws being implemented this election year in Pennsylvania, Indiana, Georgia, Tennessee, and Kansas.
- Jonathan Yuan ’14 explores the GOP party’s “50 Shades of White”
- James Miner ’13 tackles the GOP’s ignorance toward climate change and environmental issues
- Sam Wolken ’16 argues that “Cuts in Education Will Sever American Potential”
…and much more!
Look for free copies all around campus or peruse at your leisure right here!
Welcome Back — August 2012 Issue Now Out!
Ithaca’s busy again, which can only mean one thing — the academic year has begun. Take a break in between the oftentimes chaotic starts to the semester with the new issue of the Progressive!
In this issue:
- Sarah Greenberg ’13 shares her personal experiences of volunteering for gay rights advocate group, the Human Rights Campaign
- Roxana Amirahmadi ’13 takes a “Moral Perspective on Health Care”
- Jonathan Yuan ’14 assesses the United States’ recommitment to Southeast Asian nations and its effect upon US-Chinese relations
- Andrew Martins ’13 analyzes what happens “When Super PACs and Chicken Collide” in response to the Chick-fil-A controversy this past summer
…and much more!
Pick up a copy of this issue all across campus or read it online right here!
BREAKING: Obama Admin to Stop Deporting Younger Illegal Immigrants
Earlier this morning, President Obama’s Homeland Security Secretary, Janet Napolitano announced this new initiative which will stop the deportation of younger illegal immigrants who have led law-abiding lives in the United States. Illegal immigration is seen as a prominent issue in the 2012 election season – and this move by the Obama administration may help to further garner Latino votes.
For a comprehensive overview of this breaking issue, please read: http://www.nytimes.com/aponline/2012/06/15/us/politics/ap-us-obama-immigration.html?hp
