Editorial: A Calculator for Christmas
Watershed Voice Columnist Charles Thomas writes about his upbringing, and the greatest gift his father ever gave him.
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Naked Philosophy: Utilitarianism, the Paradox of Tolerance, and Ted
Naked Philosophy is a series of articles by Amanda Yearling that will examine current problems/events under a philosophical lens. This week Yearling argues that in order "to build a tolerant society that is welcoming and open, we must be willing to shut down behavior that threatens to oppress the rest of us."
Tuesdays with Torrey: The Obama Paradox
How did we get here? How did we get to a place where facts are not facts and opinions are? When did things change from seeking the truth to seeking something to fit our own narrative? The narrative I would like to address in particular is that Barack Obama created division in this country.
Sayrie: Kerosene added to the fire
“Tuesday’s debate was another missed opportunity for Donald Trump to create unity, by showing a desire for equity and justice for all American citizens. Instead kerosene was added to the fire.”
Column: Cybercriminals, data brokers, and the pitfalls of social media
Aundrea Sayrie talks data brokers and the pitfalls of social media in this week's "Living on Purpose" column.
The Here and Now of Climate Change
"I see the irony here: I’m supposed to be the tree-hugger. And yet, it’s still hard for me to feel a sense of urgency around climate change, particularly when there are pressing situations happening all the time. It’s especially tricky now, but I think it’s always been hard."
Column: Invisible Hands and the Power They Wield
“The invisible hand of the market is the most powerful unseen cultural force in our lives. But it’s not the only one."
Naked Philosophy: Utilitarianism, the Paradox of Tolerance, and Ted
Naked Philosophy is a series of articles by Amanda Yearling that will examine current problems/events under a philosophical lens. This week Yearling argues that in order "to build a tolerant society that is welcoming and open, we must be willing to shut down behavior that threatens to oppress the rest of us."
Tuesdays with Torrey: The Obama Paradox
How did we get here? How did we get to a place where facts are not facts and opinions are? When did things change from seeking the truth to seeking something to fit our own narrative? The narrative I would like to address in particular is that Barack Obama created division in this country.
Sayrie: Kerosene added to the fire
“Tuesday’s debate was another missed opportunity for Donald Trump to create unity, by showing a desire for equity and justice for all American citizens. Instead kerosene was added to the fire.”
Column: Cybercriminals, data brokers, and the pitfalls of social media
Aundrea Sayrie talks data brokers and the pitfalls of social media in this week's "Living on Purpose" column.
The Here and Now of Climate Change
"I see the irony here: I’m supposed to be the tree-hugger. And yet, it’s still hard for me to feel a sense of urgency around climate change, particularly when there are pressing situations happening all the time. It’s especially tricky now, but I think it’s always been hard."
Column: Invisible Hands and the Power They Wield
“The invisible hand of the market is the most powerful unseen cultural force in our lives. But it’s not the only one."
