Charity Date Auction Flips Objectification on Its Head — In A Good Way

Jack Campbell, Contributing Writer • December 7, 2016

Regardless of whether or not Mass Transit consciously chose to make a feminist statement, it’s a good example of how male privilege can be used as a non-destructive, anti-sexist tool.

Express Indignation Through Love, not Hate

Jack Campbell, Contributing Writer • November 17, 2016

Trump is a vile demagogue whose behavior has warranted a hateful response, but it is impossible to be legitimately productive if we continue to find solidarity in hate.

Residence Hall Fire Drills Have Wrong Priorities

Jack Campbell, Contributing Writer • November 14, 2016

It is ridiculous that the university creates an environment where students, who may or may not have alcohol in their room, fear getting written up in the midst of evacuating in an actual emergency.

Scary Movies Too Boring? Try A Horror Game Instead

Jack Campbell, Contributing Writer • November 1, 2016

There are already a vast number of underappreciated horror games that are potentially more fun and scary to experience than horror films, so just give them a chance.

Individual Interpretation in Literature on the Decline

Jack Campbell, Contributing Writer • October 20, 2016

There is a fundamental difference between reading a book and reading about a book.

NYU’s Alcohol Policy Needs a Change

Jack Campbell, Contributing Writer • October 17, 2016

Even though NYU wants dorms to be alcohol-free, students should not be made to feel like the only place they can drink without getting into some form of unknown administrative trouble is in a shady nightclub.

Yahoo Hacking Scandal is a Wake-Up Call

Jack Campbell, Contributing Writer • October 6, 2016

Both people and the websites they visit must be willing to take action in the interest of online security.