Written by Claire Arp Note: The Muqaddimah was written in 14th century Arabic and was not available in a European language until it was translated into French in the 18th century. Quotations used in this article are from a modern […]
Written by Yael Atzmon Every election cycle, televisions all over the country are subject to an endless barrage of campaign related media. Nowadays, campaigns require an inane amount of funds and resources to produce the kind of advertisements that flood […]
Written by Maren Blanchard Many of us know at least one person who is chronically late. If you tell them that dinner is at 5:00 PM, you will be waiting for them until at least 5:30. You understand their patterns […]
Written by Daniel Rosenkranz 24 karat gold watches, 50-foot yachts, houses on the shore, and so much liquid cash it needs to be hidden in the bedroom closet of a retirement home. All of this- from the watches to the […]
Written by Beck Smolak On December 20, 2022, a present came early for Phoenix Suns fans as Mat Ishbia bought a majority stake in the team for a record-setting $4 billion (Reynolds 2023). Robert Sarver, the previous owner, had been […]
Written by Siddharth Desai Pharmaceutical policy was formed under the guise of fundamental economic concepts, which presume the rationality of all involved parties. However, according to behavioral economics, a style of economic analysis that utilizes psychological insights into human behavior […]
Written by Noah Rich The University of Michigan offers more than 280 undergraduate degree programs (“Academics and Majors”). On the surface, that sounds amazing. If you want to do something, you can most likely do it at the University of […]
Written by Caroline Stafford What could you do in five hours? Between classes, clubs, work, studying, and a social life, time has become one of the most valuable currencies for university students. With that time you could write a paper, […]
Written by Kunal Sharma The Covid-19 pandemic altered the fabric of our society in innumerable ways, from mandatory, additional attire to a widespread anxiety associated with leaving one’s home. As we are just shy of the three-year anniversary of Covid’s […]
Written by Claire Arp Introduction Conventional wisdom would tell you that a planned economy is doomed to fail. This belief is based on the failures of the communist states of the 20th century which used the Soviet model of centrally […]