Mitt Romney in 500 Words or Less
By: Isaac Schultz The 2012 election offers the first chance to vote for many college students. Doing your civic duty and voting can be a very exciting and important experience. This election could not hold greater consequence for our future, … Continue reading
Debates Indicate Whole New Ballgame
By: Andrew Hasek After last week’s dominant debate performance from Governor Romney when he faced off against President Obama, we turn our attention this week to the upcoming Vice Presidential Debate between current Vice President Joe Biden and Vice Presidential … Continue reading
Personable Canidates
By Anna Wilson Last Thursday was the first Presidential debate to kick off the fall season. And what an enjoyable debate it was. The general opinion is that Romney won the debate. What did it? What was it that he did … Continue reading
Greed, Tax Returns, & Mitt Romney
By: Andrew Hasek Often when talking with my liberal counterparts about Republican Presidential Candidate Mitt Romney the most frequent reasons I hear for them not liking him are because he is “rich,” “greedy,” or “does not pay enough taxes.” Rarely … Continue reading
Football and Free Markets
By: Isaac Schultz I will admit, I am writing this after the controversial Seattle Seahawks win over the Green Bay Packers on Monday Night Football. Over this last weekend I have put a great deal of thought into the economics … Continue reading




