Chester Thai ’14 Though an established part of any political race, election polls actually fail to help the public interest…
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Roshan Ravishankar ’14 In response to SOPA (Stop Online Piracy Act) and the PIPA (Protect IP Act), online “free encyclopedia”…
The recent events surrounding the “Thunderdome” incident have demonstrated the importance of character education at Episcopal and the need for…
Michael Smerconish ’14 There’s now one more reason to ban fighting in hockey: the death of 28-year-old Derek Boogaard. Boogaard,…
Matthew Robinson ’14 The $662 billion 2012 National Defense Authorization Bill, which includes one of the most controversial clauses in…
Matthew Vegari ’13 The United States Postal Service recently announced its intention to cut next-day delivery and to let go…
Anthony Thai ’13 After reports of illegal press activity surfaced, prominent reporters from numerous British tabloids insisted that they were…
Though the Episcopal Academy provides an array of service opportunities to the student body, these efforts have proven futile, and…
Shreya Reddy ’13 Affirmative action policies, in which colleges give preference to under-represented minorities, fail to serve their intended purpose…
Shreya Reddy ’13 To deny the importance of sports is foolish, but to deem Episcopal’s current requirement worthwhile is an…
Michael Smerconish ’14 Rohan Rajagopalan The athletic requirement is one of the most vital parts of our experience at Episcopal.…
Censorship has brought Spirit Week activities to a new low. In the last ten years, Episcopal has tried…
Chester Thai ’14, Matthew Robinson ’14, and Rojan Ravishankar ’14 “A world-class education is the single most important factor in determining not…
Michael Smerconish ’14 and Rohan Rajagopalan ’14 Barrack Hussein Obama: everything about the man, down to his name, divides the…
Marissa Moyer ’12 President Obama promised Americans citizens change in his campaign and election, but so far his “change” has…
Anthony Thai ’13 On September 11, 2001, the lives of Americans everywhere were changed forever when Al Qaeda terrorists hijacked…
Brendan McManus ’12 Walk into just about any school in the nation, and you won’t have to look far to…
Matthew Vegari ’13 We run across the beautifully colored fields with tiny pieces of rubber kicking up behind us, enjoying…