by Rameysh Ramdas | Dec 4, 2014 | Features, General
The University of California (UC) Regents have approved a whopping 28% increase in tuition over the next five years, if the state doesn’t give the system more funding. Many members of the California legislature and Governor Brown are understandably against this...
by Rameysh Ramdas | May 2, 2014 | Perspectives
No, to Arvind Kejriwal India, the largest democracy in the world, is having elections to elect a new Parliament which will then elect a new Prime Minister. India’s elections, the largest voting exercise in the world, will be conducted over weeks, with 814 million...
by Rameysh Ramdas | Aug 3, 2011 | Perspectives
No, let us not make hiring difficult The California State Assembly has passed a Domestic Workers Bill of Rights (AB 889) and sent it to the State Senate for consideration. This bill would specially regulate the wages, hours, and working conditions of domestic work...
by Rameysh Ramdas | May 10, 2011 | Perspectives
Yes, the responsibility that comes with freedom of speech is not understood by the average citizen The constitution of the United States was framed by brilliant men, ahead of their times, who guaranteed to the citizens of the country an array of rights that were...
by Rameysh Ramdas | Apr 18, 2011 | Perspectives
No, private schools and parental choice can lead to better outcomes. While we vociferously debate the role of government in delivering health care, a more necessary debate is on whether the federal and state governments should continue to be involved in educating our...
