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World Eliot Sackler World Eliot Sackler

Is Jordan Next?

The democratically inadequate electoral law and its disproportionate representation still remain as fundamental issues, and the prospects for immediate and sweeping reform are dubious at best.

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World Nicolas Sambor World Nicolas Sambor

Blurry Lines

There is no sense in persisting with laws that punch far above their weight. But the solution to that is not, as sometimes I think humanitarian organizations imply, to rip out the core of (for all its faults) a functional and effective legal system in exchange for “globally mandated” ideas.

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Jonah Reider Jonah Reider

Self Indulgent Activism

If we allow the passion of Columbia students to shine through in a constructive and positive manner, I have faith that our community will be strengthened, anger will dissipate, and the social justice that all of us strive for will be made just a little more possible.

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World Eliot Sackler World Eliot Sackler

My Humble Reply

Before we go on to perpetuate present failures, it is imperative we consider all options. And the only way to fairly do so is to question long held approaches, reexamine present circumstances, and formulate prudent, yet innovative ideas.

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World Eliot Sackler World Eliot Sackler

A Modest Proposal

The peace process needs a reset. Hamas is here to stay, and so it's time for Israel to include it as a piece of the puzzle, or at least try to.

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