NYU Public Safety should be commended for its swift response to recent events such as last week's sexual assault and robbery, as well as Sunday's rescue of a student stuck in a crevice between Lafayette Hall and a parking garage.
Significant advancements in digital technology and Internet communication has introduced a cultural evolution that, while efficient in many ways, threatens the social stability of human beings.
The efforts of states across the country to pass regulatory privacy laws is an important step forward in putting pressure on the federal government to pass meaningful privacy protection measures.
The LA Times' recent decision to reject anti-climate change letters reflects an objective to uphold ethics and a journalistic standard of accuracy, rather than a denial of free speech and attempt to censor one side of a controversial issue.
The Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit was not only misguided in its decision to overthrow the ruling of the NYPD's Stop-and-Frisk policy as unconstitutional, but it also obstruct any chance for substantial improvements to be made to the unlawful police tactic.
With 6.2 billion dollars expected to be spent on Halloween this year, Americans have lost sight of the true meaning of the holiday: to worship the dead.
Given the gridlock in Washington, the most effective way for the US to enact productive environmental legislation to combat climate change is by embracing local initiatives and state-level programs.
With dysfunction running rampant in Washington, the American public needs a powerful grassroots movement that puts pressure on Congress to mobilize, not one that exacerbates the problem.
