Corson Nikkel
Articles (12 total)
We need to pay more attention to our resources
If the entire world lived like the citizens of the United States of America, it would require nearly five earths, as cited by Patrick James of Co.EXIST.
Is a college degree really worth it?
The Huffington Post’s Lucy Sherriff comments on the fact that Ernst & Young, an international professional services firm headquartered in London, U.K., will no longer be using a college degree as a criteria for its positions.
The U.S. involvement in Yemen is a crime and it should be punished by the International Court of Justice
The Houthis—a Zaidi group from Sa’dah, in Yemen—are an honorable breed of rebels. They fight for a new democratic system to represent their entire country, instead of the one that their current president, Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi, envisions.
How the Republicans' hysteria over Iran is hurting us
The Republicans have proven that they are incapable of reading or comprehending anything regarding the Iran Deal aside from it simply not happening.
The NFL is a leech on society
It’s football season again and, for me, that means it’s the time of year when I pick the football team I follow in order to appease my modern-gladiatorial-game-watching friends.
Donald Trump is the 'obvious presidential candidate'
Every American should realize that it is their obvious duty to vote for Donald Trump to be the 45th president of the United States.
EMU's tuition raise is inappropriate
Eastern Michigan University has recently announced that it is raising the cost of tuition by 7.8 percent.
Government ruins capitalism
Capitalism is an ideology and, like many ideologies, it requires multiple factors that only exist in a textbook to ensure it works 100 percent of the time with 100 percent efficiency.
Accepting authority for authority's sake is dangerous
Authority in the United States is given too much room for error and interpretation. Allowing authority figures, paid for by the American tax dollars, too much leniency is like two parents telling a child not to open the cookie jar, but then leave him unattended for a week.
Reaganomics doesn't work
Trickle-down economics has become a popular phrase in conservative media since their king, President Reagan, in the 1980s.
