Though Israel supports the LGBTQ community, we cannot condone its oppression of Palestinians based solely on its progressivism.
Ajay Batra, Chicago Maroon
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Once an ally, not always an ally
When trust falls
Respond to the shock of “Politically Incorrect” culture by extending your trust once more.
Marketplace value
On a campus with a bustling and impersonal feel, UChi Marketplace promises memorable meetings and sweet deals.
Centering around progress
Far from simply “shaming” those in charge, trauma center activists cultivate ties with local figures and groups working toward change.
SASA defends spring show
Board members of the South Asian Students Association respond to recent criticism of its cultural program’s content and message.
Surface tension
Small talk that centers on what’s obvious can uncover unpleasant surprises.
Achieving affordable child care at the U of C
Sliding fee scale needed to better support grad student parents.
A state of unrest
Consider the value of all you do in terms of the life-altering sleep it will cost you.
Looking for context clues
In tutoring and elsewhere, an explanation—no matter how difficult—is necessary despite easier ways out.
Natural male enhancement
There’s no need to dwell on becoming a man—it’ll happen on its own.
O-Issue 2012: Chicago’s South Side
The neighborhood we call home is rife with culture, food, and things to do
The real problem with “#FirstWorldProblems”
Humorous meme raises issues far more serious than the trivial ones it lampoons.
Hating the player
Being an adult requires some mischievous dishonesty, but it’s not as fun as Mario.
Subject of my affection
Enjoyment in the classroom, not grading on exams, is the most important factor in choosing a major.
Don’t judge a building by its façade
Look beyond the exteriors to see the true beauty of campus buildings.
Carving out more turkey time
Holding classes on the Wednesday of Thanksgiving week is a major inconvenience.
Don’t burn down Pierce
Housing should do a better job of maintaining a beloved staple of campus culture.
Where the Fund goes to die
The Uncommon Fund board shouldn’t ignore quirky, off-kilter projects when allocating money.
Candid candidates
Student government nominees should remember uncommon principles