Rogue Justice: Internet Bullying
By Tina Tseng The Internet makes everyone feel like vigilantes. Spot a foolish blogger or brash Youtuber? Then it’s clearly time to bring out the…
Opinion
Sarah Palin: The Ideal American Woman
By: Omar El-Sadany July 4, 1776. April 9, 1865. July 2, 1964. The signing of the Declaration of Independence, the end of the Civil War,…
Respect Yo Teachers
By: Anthony Chen Education has become an even more hotly contested issue in the United States in the wake of higher dropout rates, the failure…
The Class Balance: Endangered Humanities
By: Kevin Zhai Courses such as multivariable calculus, linear algebra, and AP Physics C may be offered in the 2011-12 school year. However, these possible…
More Traffic than Tolls
By: Allan Ko Traffic is indubitably the worst part of driving. It is the conductor of a symphony of honking horns, sprinkled with groans of…
Obama would tap into that
By: Mekala Neelakantan With the world of Internet messaging and communication leaving telephone conversations in the dust, federal law enforcement and national security officials are…
Get Jengky With It: Tech-ing Up
Out with the old and in with the new. That’s MSJ’s new direction, anyway. No, no, that doesn’t mean revamping the B, C, E, M,…
Combating Online Infringement and Counterfeits Act
By Andrew Han In late September 2010, a hearing was held in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee to discuss the proposal of a new law…
Roger That: Let’s Talk Peace
It was that time of year again, when we broke out the pumpkins, the costumes, that oh-so-delicious candy. So if you weren’t too busy looking…
Roger That: Boarding A Train
It’s not that fun being a senior. I mean, sure you get to go to Waterworld, show off your independence by driving yourself around, do…