Increased police brutality on non-violent protesters, Gandhi would not approve

Christina Sziatinszky
December 6, 2011

Peaceful protest, is an American citizen’s right by law, but in the chaos brewing from the many Occupy protests, it seems as though the police may have forgotten that. It also appears they only know how to respond with brutal force, like using pepper spray, mace, tear gas, rubber bullets and other... Read more »

Too occupied with demands to occupy

Mia Shilpi
October 30, 2011

From a national movement to a worldwide uprising, the Occupy Wall Street protests have spread rapidly to more than 1,500 cities globally and is taking place in excess of 100 cities in the U.S., according to the Occupy Wall Street website. Initially, the publicity was meager, but the Occupy movement... Read more »

U.S. Showing signs of decline

Nathan Gawronsky, Staff Writer
March 30, 2011

Let’s not mince words. The challenges facing us in the 21st century are some of the most significant problems our country has ever reckoned with. 2011 is quickly proving to become another year filled with calamity and social stagnation. While Arabs in North Africa and the Middle East are day-in... Read more »