Singing (Limited) Praises For George W. Bush — 10 Years After I Stood Against Him

October 19, 2017 by Chris Walker Leave a Comment

I spent many hours writing against George W. Bush as a twenty-something college journalist. This week, I commend him.

Influence of Muslim-American Voters May Far Exceed Their Numbers

September 11, 2016 by Stewart Lawrence

A fast-growing but volatile voting constituency confronts an unusually stark choice in 2016.

Northwestern University’s Student Newspaper Misses the Whole Point of Journalism

November 12, 2019 By Jerry Newberry Leave a Comment

Student newspaper apologizes for “re-traumatizing” fellow students by covering protesting.

From Heroes to Villains, the National Fans Turn on Their Stars

November 5, 2019 By Jerry Newberry Leave a Comment

Some disagreeing fans turn on Washington Nationals players for appearing to support Trump. Photo Credit: Reuters/Jonathan Ernst

West Baltimore Gets A Clean-up. Does it Matter What the Motivation Was?

August 8, 2019 By Jerry Newberry Leave a Comment

It shouldn’t mater who organized a clean-up of neighborhoods in West Baltimore, they should be commended for their efforts. Photo: Twitter/Scott Presler

Here We Go Again: Another Mass Shooting Incident

August 5, 2019 By Jerry Newberry Leave a Comment

Each ideological side banging their own drum will never prevent the next mass shooting event.

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Singing (Limited) Praises For George W. Bush — 10 Years After I Stood Against Him

Influence of Muslim-American Voters May Far Exceed Their Numbers