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Opinion | Workers have every right to hold out for improved job opportunities

By Jack Troy, Opinions Editor • May 25, 2021

Many companies might be shocked to find out that human beings are more than labor output machines, willing to do whatever menial work you put in front of them.

Opinion | CEOs are grossly overcompensated while workers suffer

By Lucas DiBlasi, Senior Staff Columnist • May 25, 2021

The nearly uniform decision of companies to lavish CEOs with tens of millions of dollars while actively decimating the lives of their workers is both a gross moral failure and a clear indictment of a rancid systemic problem.

Opinion | Am I a bad feminist for enjoying Sex and the City?

By India Krug, Senior Staff Columnist • May 18, 2021

Carrie Bradshaw, it would seem, is not what our feminist trailblazers intended.

Opinion | We can preserve our personal passions even if they’re our job

By Julia Kreutzer, Senior Staff Columnist • May 18, 2021

Finding work-life balance when both your professional and personal life are consumed by the same activity is incredibly challenging, but not impossible.

Opinion | Mike Doyle has coasted in Congress for too long

By Jack Troy, Senior Staff Columnist • April 22, 2021

In such a safe blue district, Doyle should be championing progressive policies and making media waves, not acting like he represents a cautious swing district.