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Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

The Maroon

Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

The Maroon

Opinion: Your drug use is political

Opinion: Your drug use is political

Molly Mulroy April 24, 2015

“The drugs that pass through Honduras each year are worth more than the country’s entire gross domestic product.” That’s an estimation from The New York Times last July during this past...

Opinion: Incarceration is an unjust profit-driven enterprise

Opinion: Incarceration is an unjust profit-driven enterprise

If you haven’t read the Constitution recently, you may not have realized that slavery has not been abolished in the United States. In fact, the 13th Amendment clearly states: “Neither slavery nor...

Opinion: Tulane National Primate Research Center routinely violates animals’ rights

Mitch Goldsmith April 17, 2015

To the Editor: Melanie Sferrazza’s March 10 opinion piece “Primate testing ignores species’ intellect” exposes the cruelty and needless suffering that over 5,000 monkeys at the Tulane National...

Editorial: Minimum wage must be increased

Lauren Stroh April 17, 2015

According to a report released by Bloomberg Business in August of last year, New Orleans is currently ranked second in the country for income inequality. In fact, income in New Orleans is so stratified,...

Editorial: Women on 20s

Editorial: Women on 20s

Lauren Stroh April 10, 2015

Women have gained much from the women’s liberation movement. Look around — women have infiltrated many factions of society that were at one time reserved exclusively for males. It is normal to see...

Opinion: Neglecting welfare of bees dramatically impacts our economy

Opinion: Neglecting welfare of bees dramatically impacts our economy

Tony Cheramie April 10, 2015

Over the last several decades, the Department of Agriculture has outlined why bee colony collapse disorder is a principle threat to the United States’ food supply and economic and social well-being,...

Opinion: Primate testing ignores species’ intellect

Opinion: Primate testing ignores species’ intellect

Melanie Sferrazza April 10, 2015

Animal testing of any sort is an inhumane means of selfishly bettering human beings while ignoring the extreme pain, suffering and loneliness inflicted upon the creatures forced to endure it — especially...

Opinion: Net neutrality protects our freedom online

David Zemmels March 20, 2015

On Feb. 26, 2015, the Federal Communication Commission voted to reclassify the Internet as a telecommunication service, like telephone or television companies, rather than an information service. As...

Opinion: Political administrations must support young voters

Molly Mulroy March 20, 2015

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s controversial speech before Congress about Iran’s nuclear program earlier this month certainly increased the American media’s focus on the recent Israeli...

Editorial: Student Aid Bill of Rights a step in the right direction

Lauren Stroh March 20, 2015

Ask anyone — for the most part, a college education has lost its traditional appeal as a spillway from the awkward throes of adolescence into middle and upper-class corporate America and is instead more...

Letter to the Editor: Wolfbucks requirement will aid in the expansion of Loyola’s dining program

Dear Loyola Students: In light of last week’s announcement regarding a Wolf Buck plan participation requirement for commuter students beginning Fall 2016, we wanted to take a moment to clarify the...

Opinion: Millennials are resilient

Hannah Gomez-Farias March 13, 2015

Last year I was one of the final five applicants of an intense internship program, but I didn’t get the position. I posted to Facebook how excited I was to even make it through that far, but for the...

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