Charles Gray | How I see the color gray
Words in a column, book or a speech, for that matter, mean nothing without action to supplement them.
Words in a column, book or a speech, for that matter, mean nothing without action to supplement them.
The whole weekend is built around the idea of the momentary. After all, that’s why they call it a “fling.”
Around 1 a.m. last Tuesday, a blog monitoring public spots to hear the oral arguments (that I had been refreshing for hours) reported that there were still spots available. I immediately decided to travel to the capital.
At first, it was impossible not to be disappointed with what happened. Everyone I talked to told me that I would learn from this experience.
I always thought that most great writing is short and sweet. But in only 81 words, President Reagan makes three pivotal points to consider in the context of Valentine’s Day, especially on a college campus.
When the government or another authority continually steps in as a virtuous purveyor of wisdom, it creates a culture that prevents personal responsibility.
Last semester, at the annual State of the School event hosted at the Penn Museum, the problem of fiscal abuse by those in charge of our funds reared its ugly head at Penn.
Given the administration’s current student group funding structure, it’s very difficult to host political speakers.
It is the unconventionality and conservatism of quarterback Tim Tebow’s offense that allows the Denver Broncos to win.
The seeds of the European debt crisis lie with the creation of the euro over 10 years ago by technocrats and politicians who felt they could outsmart the financial system.