politics – The Rutgers Review

Salem and Seneca: The Rise of Witchcraft and Women’s Empowerment

October 28, 2020

It’s so freeing to live in an age where we can freely discuss magic and witchcraft in all its nuances. Whether you believe in it or not, you have to admit, it’s... Read More

Classism: America’s Overlooked Problem

February 10, 2018

The American Dream is a common trope in much of the United States’ mythology. The core of its ethos is that with hard work and dedication, anybody can achieve s... Read More

This is Your Country. This is Your Country on Pot.

February 16, 2016

Everyone in my family smokes weed. After dinner, every weekend, my dad sneaks out the back door seemingly just to pace around the yard and admire our garden. On... Read More

Terrorism is not the problem

July 8, 2013

With all of the nonsensical chatter surrounding Edward Snowden’s leaks of classified U.S. surveillance programs it’s easy to lose sight of the real significance... Read More

Oven Mitts Burned My Hand

October 18, 2012

I am not a Democrat. I can’t stand the hypocrisy or the partisanship of either party, so I prefer to stay out of politics. But sometimes, the Republican Party c... Read More

A Time for Gratitude

May 12, 2012

So the semester is over, and I’m sitting here reading all the newspaper articles I didn’t have time to read during finals week. I’m reflecting on all that happe... Read More