Campus Politics Refuse to Forget! Oberlin Students Must Remain Vigilant on Labor The Oberlin administration, in fact, has little moral regard for its actions. By all indications, the blatant union busting which has taken place has been done so blatantly precisely because the school expects there to be little memory of it.
Campus Politics An Oberlin We Can’t Believe In How seriously can we, as activists, speak of the “commitment to social justice” of an institution that still sends many graduates to key roles in the financial sector and the soft-power arms of the American empire?
Campus Politics Norman Finkelstein’s “Limits of the Possible” Need Not Be Ours The famed iconoclast defends his icons
International Politics Sudan’s Invisible Struggle: In Defining the Country’s New Era, Material Needs will be Front and Center The uprising which ousted Bashir was instigated by an IMF-enforced austerity budget which threatened access to basic necessities. If the future democratic government fails to reject the Washington consensus, they will prove themselves no more trustworthy than Bashir’s authoritarian government.
International Politics In Syria, New Hope and Familiar Threats Recent events in Northern Syria seem, strangely, at once momentous and banal.
