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Opinion

SJP

The manifesto of a tired Jew

Before I start: While this piece is addressed to Jewish Zionists, I think it important that all people understand the perspective of Jewish anti-Zionists.

As a Jewish person who fights for Palestine, I say to all you Zionists, f*** right …

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community

Shall we talk?

This Monday, I received a brief and somewhat surprising email from Bowdoin Student Government (BSG) announcing a plan to adopt a new, completely reworked constitution. It included several things I had concerns about, so I decided, for the first time …

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SJP

Anonymity, publicized

My peers were suspended for two weeks for publicly, kindly and passionately expressing their beliefs in a 24/7-publicly available space—a space that College security swiftly shut down.

The following YikYaks, which I view as genuine threats against students’ physical, emotional …

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Tree Hugger's Herald

Listen to the Lorax

How accurate is the 2012 animated movie musical interpretation of “The Lorax”? For those who haven’t seen the film, the main character lives in a town where, absent any real plants, buying bottles of air from a company called O’Hare …

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Editorial

The sciences are political

President Donald Trump’s second term has begun with a whirlwind of policies that have severe implications for the function and future of higher education. In January, Trump communicated a freeze on all federal loans and grants, which he rescinded days …

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Artificial Intelligence

Let’s confront AI

It is hard not to cringe when reading about last week’s Global Artificial Intelligence (AI) summit, with governments around the world—led by the U.S.—competing to offer the least AI oversight. Safety is not taking a backseat; it is unceremoniously stuffed …

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On Principle

Let God be God

I’ll first note (though I’m not sure this is a necessary or useful allotment of my word count) that I write as a Christian and, more generally, as a believer. Consequently, the following reflections may not resonate with much of …

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