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Articles Written by: ALLISON KASIC
In June, David and I reported on the fight for free speech at Bucknell University (refresher: the school shut down two peaceful protests — more into here and here). Unfortunately, the situation at Bucknell is still not resolved. But down I-80 at ...
From ALLISON KASIC,
Phi Beta Cons,
20 Oct 2009
Athletics help develop a variety of positive character traits in children, including teamwork, leadership, and discipline, just to name a few. So, it’s hard to imagine a piece of legislation that would rob students of the opportunity to compete in high ...
From ALLISON KASIC,
Town Hall,
12 May 2009
The past few weeks have been rough for many Obama cabinet appointees, but one appointment has garnered an impressive amount of bipartisan support. Arne Duncan, President Obama’s choice to head the U.S. Department of Education, has been lauded by ...
From ALLISON KASIC,
Town Hall,
23 Feb 2009
If one thing was clear throughout the 2008 election, it was that the public was sick of politics as usual in Washington. That’s why we saw both political parties offering their vision of change for the country. None made grander promises of hope and ...
From ALLISON KASIC,
Town Hall,
18 Feb 2009
Gender warriors are not wasting any time in 2009. Two pieces of falsely titled “gender equity” legislation, the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act and the Paycheck Fairness Act, are set to be the first votes of the new House. Both bills are touted as ...
From ALLISON KASIC,
Town Hall,
7 Jan 2009
Gender equity is a common concern on college campuses. Schools often devote grand resources toward initiatives designed to root out sexism—whether it is through administrative offices, workshops for academic departments, or outside reviews and ...
From ALLISON KASIC,
Town Hall,
8 Dec 2008
Now that the school year is in full swing, many parents are probably wondering how their children are adapting to their new educational environment. For those parents with children in college, it can often be hard to get an accurate assessment of ...
From ALLISON KASIC,
Town Hall,
20 Oct 2008
As the Olympics kick off this Friday, all eyes are firmly set on one athlete: Michael Phelps. Not only does Phelps have the chance to win a record eight gold medals in a single Olympics, he is also practically assured of passing Jenny Thompson’s mark ...
From ALLISON KASIC,
Town Hall,
8 Aug 2008
Citizens in the District of Columbia had plenty of reason to celebrate over July 4th weekend. In addition to our nation’s birthday, countless barbeques, and a fabulous fireworks display, citizens of D.C. could finally enjoy their rights as set forth in ...
From ALLISON KASIC,
Town Hall,
7 Jul 2008
In modern politics, few things are as over-hyped as the youth vote. Every election cycle is billed as the one that young voters are finally going to be the key player in shaping the results. Institutions like MTV’s Choose or Lose and P.Diddy’s Vote or ...
From ALLISON KASIC,
Town Hall,
6 May 2008