by Shaunak Vaidya | Jul 27, 2016 | Features, Youth
“I voted for Obama for many reasons. Do you understand? It’s not black and white. Do you see now?” Years ago, my father’s words rang in my ears as I attempted to synthesize the scattered political opinions throughout his lecture. I had been listening for what seemed...
by Shaunak Vaidya | Jun 23, 2016 | Features, Youth
The Story So Far Bernie Sanders is an unconventional candidate. His opponent has already secured the 2,383 delegates necessary for a presidential nomination, yet Bernie continues to campaign. In fact, he remains confident still that he can win, hoping that the...
by Shaunak Vaidya | May 12, 2016 | Features, Politics
When someone says the words “the United States Presidential Elections,” a myriad of thoughts come to mind. Many a time, passionate feelings are drawn up from pugnacious partisans. The months leading up to the election end up being the most politically charged of...
